[Yes] I love the Leica 90mm f/2.8 ELMARIT and now I can have a solid imitation for my digital L-mount cameras.

[Yes] Whenever you can get a sharp, well built lens with good ergonomic controls at a reasonable cost, you have to be well satisfied. Highly recommended. Sigma lenses are winners.

[Yes] This 90mm lens is small for its focal length. It is easy to carry attached to my Sony A7RV, and renders sharp, natural color images.

[Black] Sigma has something special here with the new DG DN Contemporary i Lenses for the L Mount (and Sony E Mount). I am using it on a Leica SLS-2.

As many others have said, the build quality is something to behold down to every detail including the hood and the magnetic cap (both heavy-duty). All of it is built with precision.

The AF is instant and silent, but even more amazing is its manual focus ability. It's focus-by-wire, but it's smooth, well dampened and feels really good with a long and very precise focus throw. I'm impressed.

What has surprised me is that the lens shows some character. It's modern and very sharp with a very pleasant out-of-focus rendering, but instead of being clinical, it's more balanced between displaying a modern sharpness and draw, mixed with some emotion. It's very nice. The 90mm here makes me want to try some other focal lengths in this line. The lenses aren't inexpensive, but they're not expensive either.

Sigma pulled off a well-balanced lineup here, and they are beautiful to behold and to hold.

The 90mm f2.8 is highly recommended.

[Zipper] My first with Sigma lens on my Leica SL2 body. Nice light weight and excellent image quality for portraits.. 2.8 is plenty for portraits so I passed over the faster bigger 85mm.

[0.15 lb] I wanted a well-balanced lighter weight portrait lens for my Sony A7R III. This lens is about as light as they come and not at all bulky. Autofocus is excellent. Auto- and manual f stops work as they should. Close up depth of field for portrait work is good enough, if one chooses background well. Here's my dog in a jpeg cropped on the left to 5x7, sharpened in LR Classic. Other test shots today from f2.8-22 are sharp where they should be. So much better for my neck, handling and sharpness than my Canon f4 28-105 L.

[0.15 lb] One of my first Sigma lenses and I use this on the SL2-S. I love everything about this lens. It's sharp, has great colors and it's small size is a blessing. Balances nicely on my Leica. I may have to buy the entire i-series for my primes.

[Zipper] Bought this lens to compliment the Leica 24-70mm f/2.8 lens. Pleasantly surprised by both build quality and image quality. Lens is also compact for a 90mm. Great value.

[Zipper] I absolutely love this lens. It is sharp as hell, small, fast enough for almost any situation, and darn good looking! Love the aperture ring on the lens and the M/AF switch. Coupled with a 16mm macro tube it makes a great lens for close up photos. I have other good lenses but this one pretty much stays on my A7RII since I bought it. Oh, did I say I love it!! - Just buy it - you wont be sorry!!

[0.15 lb] Watch Mark Galer's YouTube video for a complete and honest review, It's why I bought nd now enjoy this lens