Benro Fh150 Filter Holder For Sigma 20Mm F/1.4 Dg Hsm Art Lens

Benro Fh150 Filter Holder For Sigma 20mm F/1.4 Dg Hsm Art Lens

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This Benro FH150 Filter Holder for Sigma 20mm f/1.4 DG HSM Art Lensis designed to enable the use of a Benro FH150 Master 150mm Filter Holder on a Sigma 20mm f/1.4 DG HSM Art lens. It features an integrated compression ring with dual locking knobs and an aluminum-alloy construction for durability while remaining lightweight.

With its locking knobs in their open position and facing toward the Sigma 20mm f/1.4 DG HSM Art lens, installation of the lens adapter is easily accomplished by sliding it onto the lens's built-in hood. Four detents along the inner rim of the lens adapter ensure optimal positioning of the lens and that the lens hood does not conflict with any filters placed within a Benro FH150 Master 150mm Filter Holder. Both locking knobs can then be turned to their closed position as clearly labeled along the rear of the lens adapter for a secure fit.

For Sigma 20mm f/1.4 DG HSM Art Lens Enables Use of Benro FH150 Filter Holder Easy Installation Secure Attachment to Lens

Parameters
Filter Holder System Compatibility	Benro 150 mm
Material	Aluminum
Thickness	0.2 mm
Outer Diameter	8.2" / 20.9 cm
Weight	0.3 lb / 136.08 g
Packaging Info
Package Weight	0.72 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	7.8 x 7.75 x 3.1"

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What filters should be used with this adapter?

A: When one is using the Benro FH150 Master 150mm Filter Holder Lens Adapter for Sigma 20mm f/1.4 DG HSM Art Lens, the filters one would use with the Benro FH150 holder would be the 150 x 150mm filters: https://bhpho.to/31khISX

Q: 2. I am looking for a wide angle to use primarily for night (star, trails and Milky Way) photography. Has anyone tried this lens for that purpose?Thank you,

A: I bought this lens exclusively for night photography. It was very sub-standard. Most of the reviews were glowing, but as an astrophotographer I found it to be one of the worst I'd ever used. Wide open to f1/4 or even to f2.5 it gave me VERY bad stars around the edges of the frame all the way into about 1/3 of the image all around. The stars in those areas looked like large comets. You had to stop it down to about f4 to see any noticeable improvement. Also, I like to put a star filter over my lenses to create the starburst effect on my shots, but since this lens protrudes out the front of the barrel you can't put filters on it. I returned the lens.Oh, I have seen a few good reviews on this lens for astrophotography. I should note that I DO NOT just look at my photos on a computer screen. I sell my work, usually in 20 x30 prints, but sometimes in VERY LARGE (wall mural) sizes. So I CAN'T have comets for stars on the edges of my photos; they will be huge blobs when enlarged. I ended up buying the Nikon 20mm f1.8. It's not bad, even wide open.

Q: 3. what is the actual size of the diameter of the sigma 20 mm lens (cover) i know that sigma is not threaded lens. I ask because using filters Lee?

A: The approximate diameter of the lens is 3.57 (90.7 mm)

Q: 4. Will this work with live view on Sony A7R2?

A: this will work for all Sony E mount cameras, so yes the a7R II will work.

Q: 5. Can this lens be fitted with circular filters or does the front element protrude too far?

A: You will want a filter holder like this one to use filters with the Sigma 20mm Art. https://bhpho.to/2Xf5Jrw

Q: 6. Is this a native L-Mount lens or does it have a built-in adapter?

A: The Sigma 20mm f/1.4 DG HSM Art Lens for Leica L, B&H # SI2014L, is designed for direct usage on the Leica L-mount lens mount. As such, no adapter is needed to connect the lens onto a camera which uses the Leica L-mount lens mount.

Q: 7. Will this work with a Nikon d800

A: Yes, the Sigma 20mm f/1.4 DG HSM Art Lens for Nikon F (B&H# SI2014N) is fully compatible with the Nikon D800 Digital SLR Camera (Body Only) (B&H# NID800).

Q: 8. Will this work with a Nikon D3400 Body?

A: The Sigma 20mm f/1.4 DG HSM Art Lens for Nikon F BH #SI2014N • MFR #412955 will work with the D3400 yes.

Q: 9. can we use LEE filter for this lens?

A: I have heard of NO firm making any add on filters for this item. Realize, it has a 94.5 degree field of view and is 85 mm! Unless you wish to make some kind of slip on thing there is nothing yet. Still, this is one of the best lenses I have gotten and I have most of the Nikon and Sigma catalogs!

Q: 10. Will this lens have weather sealing?

A: At this time we cannot confirm what it will be. However, we presume it will be the same specification as the previous versions for Canon and Nikon and therefore the lens will not be weather sealed.

Herberto	05/09/2024
[0.72 lb] Great 5

Michael	29/08/2024
[0.72 lb] Just took it out of the box for Christmas and shot a couple of test shots. Nice solid feel and great in low light so far. 5

Eduardo	12/07/2024
[0.72 lb] Very nice lent 5

Yuzhen	14/06/2024
[0.2 mm] From a mathematical perspective, this is the best lens for astrophotography because in 25 s it could guzzle so much light with a F/1.4 aperture. While it is true that you could have a longer exposure time with the 14 mm F/1.8, but the F/1.4 aperture size makes the difference. Another advantage is that the 20 mm is not as wide as 14 mm, giving a slightly more pronounced view of the Milky Way core. Just an awesome lens. 5

Peter	11/04/2024
[0.2 mm] I purchased this lens for night exposures. I am not a fan of stacking so this fits my style and the lens has worked even better than expected. I do shoot at f1.4 for about 15-20 seconds at ISO 500-600. This is underexposing a bit, l but the RAW file works nicely and, the noise is acceptable and the reduced ISO looks great on an enlarged print 5

Jeffrey	09/04/2024
[0.2 mm] The lens is sharp and easy to focus. Initial results are very good. I use it on a Canon 6D and a Sony A7R2 w/a Metabones adapter, and all automatic functions work fine with fast autofocus. The fast aperture combined with the Sony's in-body image stabilization yields very reliable, sharp results even in very dark conditions. It's big, but not as big as my Tamron 15-30mm f/2.8. The large aperture permits creative options not possible with other super-wide lenses I've used. In particular, I can do selective depth of field effects similar to what I've done with tilt-shift lenses. I plan to use the lens extensively for star field shots, but haven't had the opportunity to test it in that application yet. The lens feels very solid and well-built. 5

Michael	30/11/-0001
[0.2 mm] The lens is built like a tank. You get that impression when the package arrives, before you see it. It's heavy, solidly built and feels very good in the hand (it's nearly as heavy as the 70-200mm F2.8). With a lens that heavy and well built, you'd expect it to have great picture quality and...it doesn't disappoint. I've used the lens professionally for real estate photography and expect to use it on other projects as well. It's bright, fast and wide—perfect for architectural, landscape and night skies (I experimented just one night with a few pictures and wow! It's awesome). I've experimented shooting wide open at 1.4 - 2.0 and didn't see a noticeable difference in sharpness, although I preferred shooting at around 1.8 - 2.0. I highly recommend it! 5