Sigma 35/1 lens review and testing.4 DG HSM A1

35 mm is one of my favorite “landscape” focal lengths: there is plenty of space, but not so much as to emphasize flaws in composition and composition – 24 mm and wider are attractive, but demanding and need to be thoughtful and measured. Amateur photography often comes with a certain “relaxation” that’s me and it’s the “thirty-footers” at full frame that allow you to shoot in “point and click” mode.35mm lenses are available from most manufacturers, with Canon, Leica, Nikon, Samyang, Sony and Zeiss offering a 35/1.4 model. Sigma announced its “variation on the theme” at Photokine 2012 –

Sigma 35/1.4 DG HSM A1.

Sigma 35/1.4 DG HSM A1

Sigma Corporation is changing and, in my opinion, for the better. I’ve never subscribed to the popular opinion that Sigma lenses are too compromising, but lately I just disagree: Sigma is the first independent lens manufacturer in terms of production and sales for a number of years – don’t all photographers who buy its products give a damn about the quality of its lenses? Quote: “I don’t believe it!”And the great models that have appeared in recent years, where to put? The same Sigma AF 50/1.4 or AF30/1.4?

Therefore, the Sigma 35/1.4 DG HSM A1 interested at once: not only as a possible alternative to not cheap native 35/1.4, but also as one of the first representatives of the company’s updated line of lenses – Sigma Corporation announced that all new models will belong to three lens series:

• Art Series

• Sports Series

• Contemporary Series

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