chaman wrote:
Agree that its underexposed and also has some focusing problems. Nothing seems in focus and its my impression that there are some motion artifacts. The Sigma is a lens that needs TONS of good light since its most sharpest at f/8. With good light it can give very nice results. On an overcast day you should consider to start with an ISO 800 due to the lens limitations of been basically a f/8 one.
Check what I did in this case. I still have this lens and use it from time to time. I went with ISO 1250, f/8 and 1/800. I believe light was slightly better in my case and still I went with that ISO.
https://farm1.staticflickr.com/521/20378584835_abb22bb7df_z.jpgLY2A3984 by Oscar Baez Soria, on Flickr
Don't be afraid of increasing the ISO. There are good software programs out there to deal with noise, its matter of knowing what you like and practice. Its a heavy lens so be sure you have the IS on and practice good holding techniques.
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This is what i am looking for in a finished image. Thanks for sharing.