Canon 5D MK2 quick backyard photos to test how it works with the siggy 35

kewlcanon wrote:
Best bokeh:

http://www.canonwatch.com/battle-of-the-bokeh-various-35mm-lenses-compared/

Yes the Sigma won in his test. And the 35L came last

1 Sigma 35/1,4
2 Nikon 35/1,4
3 Canon 35/1,4

drool

Don't forget all Canon lenses plus converter have DLO (digital lens optimizer) support but 3rd party lenses doesn't. So after DLO, above 35mm sharpness comparison can be in question here?

mttran wrote:
Don't forget all Canon lenses plus converter have DLO (digital lens optimizer) support but 3rd party lenses doesn't. So after DLO, above 35mm sharpness comparison can be in question here?


But all lenses including 3rd party lenses have the lens profiles for optimizing the lens in Photoshop or Lightroom. And it's not really the sharpness it will improve either.

More tests and portrait pics from the sigma 35/1,4 on Diglloyds website today. This is what he say;

"How well does the Sigma 35/1.4 DG HSM perform for close-range portraits after fine focus adjustment has been calibrated?

On the Nikon D800E.

Impressively well.

For close-range portraiture, I doubt there is a better 35mm lens out there today.

The Nikon D800E uses a 36-megapixel sensor. What is intriguing to me is that some lenses (like the Sigma 35/1.4) show a persuasive sharpness suggesting that a 72 megapixel sensor would have immedate and stunning benefits"

Received my copy today with spot on AF and sharp.


once in a lifetime by mariosworld343, on Flickr

mttran wrote:
Don't forget all Canon lenses plus converter have DLO (digital lens optimizer) support but 3rd party lenses doesn't. So after DLO, above 35mm sharpness comparison can be in question here?


My version of DPP (3.11.26.0) offers DLO only for a subset of Canon lenses.

red rose by mariosworld343, on Flickr

Ernie Aubert wrote:
mttran wrote:
Don't forget all Canon lenses plus converter have DLO (digital lens optimizer) support but 3rd party lenses doesn't. So after DLO, above 35mm sharpness comparison can be in question here?


My version of DPP (3.11.26.0) offers DLO only for a subset of Canon lenses.

Yes, quite limited from my brief time using DPP.

Bought mine a few weeks back, and have been extremely pleased and impressed so far. It really hasn't come off the camera, as I've been having so much fun playing with it, and finding all sorts of things to shoot with it - mostly wide open because I just love that sharpness and bokeh.

Here are a few examples (okay, more than a few):

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Fantastic shots ! I love the Dog in river! GREAT 3D...! And the horse photo...almost looks HDR-y, which makes me like it even more!
Gregg

Pixel Perfect wrote:
Ernie Aubert wrote:
mttran wrote:
Don't forget all Canon lenses plus converter have DLO (digital lens optimizer) support but 3rd party lenses doesn't. So after DLO, above 35mm sharpness comparison can be in question here?


My version of DPP (3.11.26.0) offers DLO only for a subset of Canon lenses.

Yes, quite limited from my brief time using DPP.

i just got 30 more lenses plus converters updates

OH...and I forgot the kid shot...also great, that's about all I shoot these days! And my dog!
Gregg

One from earlier this year!
Gregg

^^^^^ Awesome Gregg!

Ernie, here is the latest DLO list - just bring the DLO up and run update.

Thanks Gregg!

Ernie Aubert wrote:
mttran wrote:
Don't forget all Canon lenses plus converter have DLO (digital lens optimizer) support but 3rd party lenses doesn't. So after DLO, above 35mm sharpness comparison can be in question here?


My version of DPP (3.11.26.0) offers DLO only for a subset of Canon lenses.

Yes you are right. Not all Canon lenses. And only for one out of Canons three 35mm lenses. I would also belive a lot more people like to use the lens profile corrections in PS or LR. Those software are used by most people here. And they also have corrections for a lot more lenses

Great shots Gregg and bwhip62