Sigma 70 300Mm Dg Macro Canon

[Chocolate Brown] Just the right size for big fat lenses (like Canon 180mm Macro or 70-300mm telephoto) when you want to go ahead and attach Tripod Mount Rings at home before you go into the field. Like all Superflex partitions, the skinny side pocket is ideal for keeping the appropriate lenses and filters together. When removed from bag, the remaining hole is just the right size for a camera body with lens attached.

[Canon White] Purchased this for my Sigma 70-200 F2.8 EX DG HSM lens. I purchased this lens used .. wo the hood. I been searching for awhile and gave up because I thought they were extinct. After reading reviews , I decided to give it try.... Arrived today Fast shipped & well packaged. I tried it on for immediately & and it mated up perfect. For one review it stated theirs easily came off... i noted it has a white dot on it , it lines up with dot on thens ... when properly fitted it locks on nicely THANK YOU B&H !

[Front] As its a Canon it fits my 70-300mm lens exact

[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.

[0.12 lb] Excellent lens hood. Fits my Sigma 70-300mm zoom lens perfectly. I highly recommend this lens hood for anyone who has a lens that this lens hood will fit.

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

[67 mm] I use it with the 100-400 DG sigma and it matches well.

[Full-Frame] I'm using the Sigma 15mm f/2.8 EX DG Diagonal Fisheye Lens for Canon to create some dramatic HDR images. I really like the curvature of the lens and it adds great impact to my images. The resulting images are very clean and the effects are not so strong as to add just a touch of distortion without going too far.

[f/1.4] I've owned Sigma Art 35's for Canon, Nikon and Sony (non-DG DN) and then had this lens in the Sony version on my A7r IV before switching to the Leica SL system. It does everything so incredibly well. It's sharp wide open, has no color issues (some Sigma's tend to be on the warmer side) and is built beautifully. The bokeh is ever so slightly busier than the canon 35L II (the best AF 35 made, in my opinion) but the difference is minor. If this lens cost $500 more, it would still be worth it, but at this price, it is an absolute bargain. Paired with the 85mm DG DN, I feel I can do anything, be it in the studio, in the field, at a wedding. These lenses are the new benchmark for how to do things correctly.

[Aluminum] used tamron 70-300mm with no problem