Sigma 85Mm F1.4 Dg Hsm A Canon

[0.31 lb] Needed an adaptor for my Sigma 60-600mm f/4.5-6.3 DG OS HSM Sports Lens (Canon EF) and this one fits perfectly. This is the only way to get filters on the Sigma.

[Fiberglass] NISI S6 is excellent for the sigma 14 f/1.8 DG HSM ART I works fantastic

[0.32 lb] Due to the fact that the Sigma 14-24mm f/2.8 DG HSM Art, does not have a tread, so the specific custom made Adapter gives the secure method of working with Polarizer and Nd Filters I recommend everyone to use this combination

[Handheld Only] The travel bag that comes with the Sigma 150-600mm f/5-6.3 DG OS HSM Contemporary Lens for Canon EF is sturdy and safe, but a little bulky for backpacking/hiking. So I got the sleeve to fit the monster of a lens in, before stowing in my backpack. Works great.

[0.705 lb] This lens adapter works really well with my Sony A7IV and Sigma 50mm DG HSM lens. Focusing usability is fast and accurate.

[0.16 lb] Boy am I glad I pre-ordered this lens the day it was announced (This is my 4th Sigma ART lens). My first Sigma Lens was 18-35mm f1.8 followed by the 50mm 1.4 ART, then the 85mm 1.4 ART and now the 135mm f1.4ART. The toughest buy was the 50mm 1.4ART because of all the negative comments about Auto Focus. I had a Canon 50mm f1.4 that I was upgrading and I was very nervous about the Sigma 50mm f1.4 ART due to all the negative review, comments about AF accuracy and speed. I found the sigma 50mm f1.4 to be just as good as the Canon 50mm 1.4 which then led to me buying the Sigma 85mm 1.4 ART with a little more confidence. With the Sigma 135mm f1.8 ART, I quit reading and listening to all the negative comments about Sigma's AF cause it was not worth passing up on the ART lenses especially when every one of my past Sigma ART lenses have been just stellar and AF was fast and accurate. the Sigma 135mm f1.8 ART is no exception. This thing is faster than all of my other ART lens (85mm ART included). I did my usual AF speed and accuracy test, just for fun and I was amazed by results, it is near perfect! especially considering the fact that I shoot on a 6D which is not exactly the best in AF! I have included the pictures, judge for yourself. overall, this lens is crazy sharp! the bokeh is just absolutely beautiful, the AF speed is ridiculously fast and the AR accuracy was the icing on the cake, cause I am nailing focus way more consistently on my 6D with this lens so much so that it makes my 6D's AF look good (if you are a 6D owner you know what I am taking about)

Boy am I glad I pre-ordered this lens the day it was announced (This is my 4th Sigma ART lens). My first Sigma Lens was 18-35mm f1.8 followed by the 50mm 1.4 ART, then the 85mm 1.4 ART and now the 135mm f1.4ART. The toughest buy was the 50mm 1.4ART because of all the negative comments about Auto Focus. I had a Canon 50mm f1.4 that I was upgrading and I was very nervous about the Sigma 50mm f1.4 ART due to all the negative review, comments about AF accuracy and speed. I found the sigma 50mm f1.4 to be just as good as the Canon 50mm 1.4 which then led to me buying the Sigma 85mm 1.4 ART with a little more confidence. With the Sigma 135mm f1.8 ART, I quit reading and listening to all the negative comments about Sigma's AF cause it was not worth passing up on the ART lenses especially when every one of my past Sigma ART lenses have been just stellar and AF was fast and accurate. the Sigma 135mm f1.8 ART is no exception. This thing is faster than all of my other ART lens (85mm ART included). I did my usual AF speed and accuracy test, just for fun and I was amazed by results, it is near perfect! especially considering the fact that I shoot on a 6D which is not exactly the best in AF! I have included the pictures, judge for yourself. overall, this lens is crazy sharp! the bokeh is just absolutely beautiful, the AF speed is ridiculously fast and the AR accuracy was the icing on the cake, cause I am nailing focus way more consistently on my 6D with this lens so much so that it makes my 6D's AF look good (if you are a 6D owner you know what I am taking about)

[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.