For us, this is not a life-changing lens, but it is a great tool. What it does do is present an additional, highly portable macro option for the Z system and it works darn well as an all-day 50-mm lens and the F2.8 aperture can help in low-light situations.
[T]he Zfc is definitely worth your consideration.
Looking at the photos and videos I captured this morning, I have zero complaints on image quality.
[T]his new 90mm f/2.8 could be a wonderful portrait option if you don't want to spend or don't feel that you need to spend as much on the Art lens.
After all of that, yes, it may not initially look like a small lens, but it's actually quite compact for what it is and it is highly usable.
It's up to you to determine which one fits your style and your budget, but I can say that this lens is an option that I wouldn't think twice about; it's wonderful.
[I]t's designed to be the lens that's with you ready for many subjects in most but not all lighting situations, and if you do purchase it with a camera like the Panasonic S5, you get to take advantage of the $300 add-on price, which [...] is simply too good to pass up [...]
This is an easy to configure and easy to use camera.
I have been incredibly impressed with this camera. The highlight recovery alone is astonishing.
It's a wonderful lens, but this guy is all about options and not thinking twice about grabbing it on your way out the door.
The Nikon Z7 II gives you dual card slots, the deeper buffer, the better overall autofocus, as well as the ability to charge the camera via USB-C while the camera is in use.
For the most part, I feel that the Mark II versions of the Z6 and Z7 bring the Z series into 2021.
This might even be a step beyond what I expected; the clarity is just unreal.
These are great times when we can have a camera that delivers so much of the bigger camera experience in a small, lean, elegant package.
The Sigma Contemporary lenses are simply a steal.
Unsurprisingly, it's a great camera.
In the end, in case you couldn't tell, I really like this camera. It's safe to say that I would like to keep 9 out of 10 cameras that come through here.
From a still image perspective, the Nikon Z 5 is a real all-around monster in a small package.
What you are getting with this Sigma 45mm f/2.8 DG DN Contemporary lens is high quality in a compact and robust package that is also fun to use.
I can truly say that there have been days, despite all of the gear that we own, that I would not have taken photos if not for this little gem.
[T]here's absolutely nothing wrong with that Sony lens; I achieved very good results from it, but for my money, I would go with the Sigma.
If this is it, if this is the last flagship DSLR from Nikon, this is quite a beast to go out with.
If you are looking for an all-in-one lens for your Sony E-mount body, this is the one that I would choose.
I enjoyed every moment with the Leica M10-R and the results are fabulous.
