Sigma 50 Mm 1.4

[0.3 lb] I use these rings for macro photography with a 50 mm 1.4 Nikon manual lens with a M43 adaptor with a Panasonic Lumix G9. It results in a 100 mm macro which is excellent for macro. I love that it allows me to use my old Nikon lenses, and gives me great macro possibilities at a very reasonable cost. I know my solution is fairly unique, but the same concept can be used for different brands.

[0.46 lb] Does a great job supporting my 5D Mark IV and 50 mm f/1.4

[0.3 lb] I'm using this with a Canon 7D and 50 mm 1.4 USM lens. First I have a 58-52 step down ring to attach the Nikon ES-1 to the 50 mm lens and then I'm using a Fotodiox 14 mm extension tube between the lens and the 7D. The film is only slightly cropped but the pictures are focused right on the grain and look great!

[Full-Frame] If you don't own this one along with others you'll wonder why not get the Sigma 50 1.4 ART which is much sharper at almost have the price. I've done sharpness but this 58 will give you sharpness and also reward you with amazing character, rendering, subject isolation, colour and bokeh.

[0.7x] Purchased to use on my GFX50S with the Sigma 50 f/1.4 ART. Works flawlessly with that lens. Camera registers aperture setting and AF is suitably fast (obviously not going to be as fast as a native Canon camera due to lack of phase detect AF, but it's more than acceptable given the purpose of the GFX50S).

[2.28 lb] I can use my Sigma ART 50 f/1.4 on the GFX100s flawlessly covering the whole sensor. The aperture ring works great, the autofocus is fast and in-adapter correction leaves no need for vignette post processing with this lens, The other lens I tried is the Sigma 14-24 f/2.8 that also works fine and covers the whole sensor at and beyond 18mm. Fringer doesn't have in-adapter correction for the zoom lenses yet though, hopefully they add it in future firmware releases.

[0.115 lb] The sigma 50 1.4 DGDN is an absolute must for a wedding photographer . Partner it with a Sony a7iv and there is nothing that will stand in the way of you achieving Tack sharp images with outstanding bokeh even with fast moving clients .

[f/1.4] Why pay this amount when if you had a C or N they would charge 50%. Sigma do but this Pentax is a classic. I bought it because my favourite lens is my 300DA*. One touch in the store and I was sold. I am super happy with my 24-70 but this HD 50 is so tack sharp you also need another graphics card to keep up. Beautiful build and proper all weather to go with my K1. F1.4 will make me think about focus accuracy (as per the film days. Quality incomparable with the old FA50 1.4 which was soft until f5.6 and then mediocre this hit the nail from 1.4. Back to grass roots normal aspect photography making you plan and frame your image. Remember that only can that the shot once.

[63.4°] This and the Sigma 18-50 mm f2.8 are the best combo you can have for APSC. They'll cover 95% of your needs; portraits, landscape, low-light social gatherings, street...(while we wait for a telephoto lens).

[0.05 lb] This fit my Sigma 17-50 mm lens perfectly. I had previously purchased an off brand hood from Amazon. It didn’t fit at all despite the description. This Sigma hood is sturdy and easy to attach. I recommend it.