I would definitely recommend this to anybody that's getting into cinematography or videography.
I would definitely recommend this to anybody that's getting into cinematography or videography.
If you're somebody that hasn't invested in a 24-70mm and you want a little bit more versatility while also having the f/2.8 aperture, this lens is perfect for you.
I think it's a fun lens to use, and so, if you are looking for an everyday carry lens for the new Lumix S9 or the Sigma fp, I would definitely check out the Lumix 26mm f/8.
Much like most other Sigma lenses, this lens is going to be very sharp, offer a really good quality clean image, and so with that said, I'm a fan of the Sigma look, and so you may not be surprised when I say I'm a fan of what this lens does produce.
You are going to get This lens, if you need this lens or are looking for this lens specifically, if you're looking for a high quality fisheye lens, then I would absolutely say and recommend you should check out the new Sigma 15mm f/1.4 Fisheye DG DN Art.
Now, overall thoughts, I've been really impressed with this lens.
[I]f you are looking at something more unique or if you're just trying to fill out your I series lens lineup, I would definitely check out the Sigma 17mm f/4 DG DN Contemporary.
Being that this lens is $699 plus tax here in the US, I will say it's a little bit on the pricey side, but I do believe that the overall performance and what you get from this lens is absolutely worth that price tag.
[I]f that's not a concern for you, you're more of a run and gun shooter, you need something light and compact, then obviously go with the DG DN lens, especially if you're using an E or L mount camera. You can really benefit from the new Sigma 35mm f/1.4 DG DN Art.
I think when you compare the a6000 to other cameras in its budget and age, it does actually perform really well.
