Sigma APO 150mm F2.8 EX DG OS HSM Macro For Canon EF
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8 years ago
This is a good lens for photographing insects and other invertebrates
This is a good lens for photographing insects and other invertebrates, Excellent working distance for macro work. Autofocus works very well as dose the OS ,I use a mono pod for most of my photos, I found the lens a little heavy but it has a good balance on my Nikon camera.
10 years ago
Sigma 150mm macro lens
Truly an incredible lens at a good price point. It replaced both my 105 and 200mm micro lenses with the added benefit of image stabilization. Used mainly manual focus but when activated, the auto focus worked well. Took over 500 pictures with this lens alone on our wildflower mountain expedition.
12 years ago
Great Lense
Absolutely the best Macro I have ever used, pictures jump out at you with vivid colours and textures you'll never see with the normal human eye
13 years ago
A great Macro Lens now with IS
Bought this for my wife who loved her Non IS sigma version but really wanted the IS for hand holding since she didnt want to be carrying the tripod...
Pros:
- Solid
- well constructed
- clean bokeh
- even better with IS
Cons:
- Sizeable and reasonably heavy
- 2 different lens shades can get confusing
13 years ago
a better lens that the canon? maybe- but regardless it's a fantastic lens and well worth buying
150mm is a pretty unique focal length for a macro lens, coming up close to the very heavy and very expensive 180mm L from canon. having a longer focal length is a double edge sword, as it can give you shallower depth of field, but also can make it harder to get all your subject in focus.
13 years ago
Best bang for the any buck. Must have for macro 1:1
Must have for Macro photos. This is some of the best glass available for macro 1:1 photos on the market at any price range and the fact that it cost around 1K makes it a deal.
13 years ago
Sigma 150mm f/2.8 EX DG HSM APO Macro review by sonylover1
Needs microadjustment but when you are finished with that cumbersome work you are really rewarded. With that manual fovus and silent HSM you can film very nice macros. You need steady hands or tripod for best results. Kills my Canon 100 mm 2.8 - so I sold it. Best bang for the buck!
Pros:
- Sharp
- Supergood feel when MF
Cons:
- No OS
14 years ago
Sigma 150mm f/2.8 EX DG OS HSM APO Macro
SLRgear Review May 2, 2012 by Andrew Alexander Sigma announced the 150mm ?'/2.8 EX DG OS HSM APO at the 2010 Photokina, though it wasn't until later in 2011 that the lenses actually started shipping.
14 years ago
sharpness, fast, os and stability
Pros:
- f2.8 - f4 values
- vignetting in the corners
Cons:
- very sharp
- clear
- no chromatic aberration
- fast autofocus
- optical stabiliser
- stability
15 years ago
Pro quality with affordability.
Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
Pros:
- Consistent Output
- Durable
- Easily Interchangeable
- Lightweight
- Strong Construction
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