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Sigma 28-45mm f/1.8 DG DN Art Prime Comparison / Image Thread


.6 inches longer and 130g lighter, like you say, I doubt the handling would be much different. I guess it may depend on where the weight falls when comparing the two lenses.












One nice thing is that it's excellent prime sharp wide open, so you don't have the penalty one often things of when shooting wide open.

Steve Spencer wrote:
tsdevine wrote:

If you know, you know. I think it is a sleeper lens.

ftllens wrote:
Lol this lens is so good I've been too busy shooting video with it. Literally one of the endgame lenses for Sony FE.

If DJI releases next gen 4D I'm gonna test it on there.




Thanks, Tim for pointing out this lens. It certainly has me thinking. I was strongly considering the 35 f/1.2 Art, but this is only a little bit longer and lighter. I don't think in practice it would be any harder to use ergonomically. The range and aperture would be great for indoor events and portraits.

Love you shots at the museum by the way.





Sep 23, 2024 at 09:01 AM
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.6 inches longer and 130g lighter, like you say, I doubt the handling would be much different. I guess it may depend on where the weight falls when comparing the two lens.

One nice thing is that it's excellent prime sharp wide open, so you don't have the penalty one often things of when shooting wide open.

Steve Spencer wrote:
tsdevine wrote:

If you know, you know. I think it is a sleeper lens.

ftllens wrote:
Lol this lens is so good I've been too busy shooting video with it. Literally one of the endgame lenses for Sony FE.

If DJI releases next gen 4D I'm gonna test it on there.




Thanks, Tim for pointing out this lens. It certainly has me thinking. I was strongly considering the 35 f/1.2 Art, but this is only a little bit longer and lighter. I don't think in practice it would be any harder to use ergonomically. The range and aperture would be great for indoor events and portraits.

Love you shots at the museum by the way.





Sep 23, 2024 at 08:38 AM





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