The Sigma 85mm F1.4 DG DN Has a Most Unusual Problem

If I told you that the Sigma 85mm f1. 4 DG DN had distortion, you wouldn't believe me. Sigma has always struck home runs for image quality. But their latest lens is an exception. In fact, Sigma told us that we need to turn on peripheral correction in the camera.

And even after that, we're still very shocked. It's got a beautiful bokeh. And when shooting portraits, it still does a solid job. But if you're shooting portraits in a scene with lots of straight lines, you'll probably suffer a distortion issue. In our latest episode of Pro Camera Reviews, we dove into this. .

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2020-8-31 19:00

Источник: thephoblographer.com

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