Canon Sigma Macro Lens

[1.405 lb] A really great little lens....almost as good as Sigma's 105mm macro....yet a whole lot lighter.

[4 x 3.1 x 1.25"] Fits perfect on my 17-50 sigma lens for canon.

[Red / Silver] Macro photography is a favorite of mine. I have Canon macro lens EF100mm 2.8 USM. Wanted to get even closer to the subject. Tests indicate the extender will let me get there.

[3.5 x 3 x 0.25"] I bought this filter to use with my Sigma 105 mm macro lens for flower photography. The filter produces exactly the dreamy, ethereal look that I often aim for in my flower photography, with a beautiful soft glow when a flower is backlit. The filter is solidly built and screws onto the lens smoothly. I'm totally pleased with this product.

[FUJIFILM X] This adapter fit well and I'm pleased with the photos. I bought it for an old Sigma macro lens with a Nikon F mount, and am using it on my X-H1. No problems. I manually focus, which I have to do with the Sigma lens anyway, and I let the Fuji take care of the metering. I set my ISO so don't know if the auto ISO would work. The price is right, and saves from having to buy a new macro lens until I'm sure that's the way I wish to go.

[Brass, Rubber] I use this with the Sigma 70mm f2.8 macro lens. The hood supplied with this Sigma is a screw in type that will not easily allow the use of a filter and a lens cap. This lens hood does both; all the while protecting and shading the lens. The rubber easily folds back to allow access to the filter. I do not have to remove the hood to pack the lens in the bag or case. It stays on all the time. I would prefer that the rubber were a little bit stiffer.

[Zipper] I was lucky to snag this lens for 899$ on Deal Zone. Though I own a Sony Alpha 7RII, I bought it in the Canon mount as I eventually plan on using it on the Sigma full frame foveon sensor camera (the L mount version of this lens wasn't on sale). This is by far the sharpest lens I've used considering the entire frame but at the very centre of the frame, I feel the Sigma 70mm f/2.8 macro beats this one. The 70mm macro clearly feels sharper at the centre but overall this is a stunning lens and anyone who is on the fence of should/should not buy should go ahead and buy it even at it's retail price of $1399. Well worth the money. Stunning image quality, stunning build quality, not heavy if held by the lens or 2 handed, 4 year warranty and Made in Japan. Waiting to pair this lens and the 70mm f/2.8 macro with the full frame foveon sensor; sharpest lenses on the best sensor technology.

[0.055 lb] Exact hood for the Sigma 18-300mm DC Macro OS HSM lens.

[f/2.8] The Sigma 105mm f/2.8 DG DN Macro Art Lens for Sony E performs great with my Sony A7R-IVA. For my first foray into macro photography with the NiSi Macro Focusing Rail NM-180 and Helicon Focus 8 I got beautiful, detailed pictures.

[Thread] This hood is far better than the one that was included with my Sigma 50mm Macro lens. The Sigma was not threaded on the front, so the hood had to be removed to mount the lens cap. This B+W hood is threaded on the front so the lens cap can be installed without removing it. The dimension is similar to the Sigma hood, and it performs well.