<SOLD><SOLD><SOLD>LOWER PRICE>>> Sigma "FAST" 18-35mm F/1.8 hardly used lens
May 25, 2015 17:08:38 #
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LOWER PRICE>>> $650.00 - was 725.00
Canon EF-S Mount, Like New Sigma 18-35mm F/1.8 DC HSM ART "FAST" lens with UV filter, Lens Hood, front and rear caps, box, Carry Pouch, papers and USB communication Dock.
Lens sell new for $825.00 and the USB Dock cost me $64.00. I am selling both for $650.00 or OBO Plus Ship/Insurance.
This is a very nice and well built lens from Sigma. Excellent bokeh and speed. I am moving to Full Frame and no longer need it.
PayPal preferred or other means, after it clears, then the lens will be shipped.
LOWER PRICE>>> $650.00 - was 725.00
Canon EF-S Mount, Like New Sigma 18-35mm F/1.8 DC HSM ART "FAST" lens with UV filter, Lens Hood, front and rear caps, box, Carry Pouch, papers and USB communication Dock.
Lens sell new for $825.00 and the USB Dock cost me $64.00. I am selling both for $650.00 or OBO Plus Ship/Insurance.
This is a very nice and well built lens from Sigma. Excellent bokeh and speed. I am moving to Full Frame and no longer need it.
PayPal preferred or other means, after it clears, then the lens will be shipped.
Sigma 18-35 F/1.8 front turned
Sigma 18-35 F/1.8 rear turned
May 27, 2015 10:35:06 #
Bram boy
Loc: Vancouver Island B.C. Canada
1903Mark1 wrote:
Canon EF-S Mount, Like New Sigma 18-35mm F/1.8 DC ... (show quote)
Is The bad stuff written about it included with that also . I was thinking about
One but not so much now ,
May 27, 2015 13:01:48 #
I gave a few hours yesterday researching this lens and the other one seller has posted, the 50-150mm made for a crop. The 50-150mm is no longer made.
After my research I decided to pass though they are tempting ......... would of solved my low light problems on my cropped sensor. I decided to buy glass that will work on a FF and my cropped sensor, think it's a smart move.
After my research I decided to pass though they are tempting ......... would of solved my low light problems on my cropped sensor. I decided to buy glass that will work on a FF and my cropped sensor, think it's a smart move.
May 27, 2015 14:58:59 #
Bram boy wrote:
Is The bad stuff written about it included with that also . I was thinking about
One but not so much now ,
One but not so much now ,
See follow on post for Sigma vs Canon vs Nikon
May 27, 2015 15:04:14 #
1903Mark1 wrote:
DxOMark scores for Sigma, Canon and Nikon.
Why not show the test results when the lenses are mounted on the same body. You have 3 different bodies those lenses are mounted on ;)
I did do a comparison using a Canon 70D ....... The Sigma was on the top on the list. Good rating for a cropped sensor camera, just don't know why I find all sorts on bad reviews on-line using this lens on a Canon 70D. Sure would love to gear from someone who has this lens on a Canon 70D
May 27, 2015 16:45:20 #
Asked and answered.
So, "Bram Boy," what do you think of those numbers? Still berating the Sigma ART lens? Why not shoot the lens before you comment on something you don't have.
And yes, I have had the Sigma 18-35 F/1.8 mounted on a Canon 70D and it is superb. But, you wouldn't know that because you read something on the internet that said otherwise and you actually believed it.
I have Canon L lenses too; 50mm F/1.2 "L", 35mm F/1.4 "L" USM and a 70-200mm F/2/8 "L" USM II. They are also superb and most excellent on my 6D.
The Sigma ART series of lenses are superb in build, glass, and any other defining criteria. They are equal to and sometimes better than "L" lens of similar focal range.
I honestly can't speak about Nikon because I don't own one.
So, "Bram Boy," what do you think of those numbers? Still berating the Sigma ART lens? Why not shoot the lens before you comment on something you don't have.
And yes, I have had the Sigma 18-35 F/1.8 mounted on a Canon 70D and it is superb. But, you wouldn't know that because you read something on the internet that said otherwise and you actually believed it.
I have Canon L lenses too; 50mm F/1.2 "L", 35mm F/1.4 "L" USM and a 70-200mm F/2/8 "L" USM II. They are also superb and most excellent on my 6D.
The Sigma ART series of lenses are superb in build, glass, and any other defining criteria. They are equal to and sometimes better than "L" lens of similar focal range.
I honestly can't speak about Nikon because I don't own one.
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