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Sigma 150-600mm 5-6.3 Contemporary DG OS HSM Lens for Canon

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Style: Canon EF Cameras


Features

  • Lightweight and compact in construction for higher useability
  • Water and oil repellent coating on front glass element makes maintenance of the lens surface
  • Filter Size: 95mm
  • Minimum focusing distance : 280 cm/110.2 inches, focal length :150-600mm

Description

SIGMA 150-600MM LENS CANON 5-6.3 CONTEMP HSM LENS

Brand: Sigma


Focal Length Description: 600


Lens Type: Telephoto


Compatible Mountings: Canon EF


Camera Lens Description: 600 month


Product Dimensions: 10.2 x 4.1 x 4.1 inches


Item Weight: 4.25 pounds


Item model number: 745954


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: March 20, 2015


Manufacturer: Sigma Corporation of America


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    • Very good lens, so far very pleased
Style: Canon EF Cameras
It is a very good lens for the price and the images so far are better then my 70-300mm Canon lens. The extra focal length definitely comes in handy as well. Like that it comes with a case, cause you'll need it for the lens size. Only downfall is it is quite heavy and your arm may get tired holding it up after a while. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 16, 2024 by Richard Chamberlain
    • TOP NOTCH! I rarely Guve 5 Star Reviews
Style: Canon EF Cameras
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I will start off by saying I only review items that I have gotten to use. I don't review anything right after I took it out of the Box to say oh well this is amazing.. With that being said after using this lens for a couple of weeks I can honestly say it's freaking incredible! With that being said this was my 1st serious lens purchase. Before this all I've been treating with have been kit lenses. I have this on a rebel T5I right now however I do plan to upgrade. The auto focus is sticky and tracks amazing.. Image civilization is Phenomenal. One problem I did have with it is it is when I had this attached to a shoulder sling when I walked the camera got switched and it's auto focus length from 10 Meters to infinity down to 2 m to 10 m. For 2 days I could not get any sports photos that we're coming out clear and was thinking I would have to send this back to Sigma. However the one day it just dawned on me to check that setting and I found that it had gotten switched perand switched. After doing something about it that's what I had realized what it that while I was walking with the camera at my side it probably just got bumped. After switching it back to The infinity setting the the lens works perfectly. Images are extremely sharp and crisp. The background Boca is amazing even at F 6.3. This lens is a terrific investment. I really wanted to get the sport model however the extra $500 was kind of hard to justify especially on my budget however the contemporary lens truly is an incredible lens. If you're looking for or a good sportsman or a lens to take photos of the moon or anything like that I would not not hesitate to get this once again ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 18, 2022 by Guns N BBQ YouTube Reviews Guns N BBQ YouTube Reviews
    • Great Value and Impressive Quality
Style: Canon EF Cameras
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For a "cheap" telephoto lens, this Sigma really blew my expectations out of the water. It is relatively lightweight, maybe only weighing 7 lbs. when paired with my Canon Rebel T7 camera body, so it is great to carry, even on long hikes or birdwatching trips. The AF feature is fairly decent, getting a nice clear focus within the 100-400mm focal length, in my experience. Beyond 400mm, the focus is less accurate, but the option for manual override helps in those instances. The AF feature is also on the slow side, so getting yourself acquainted with the manual focus may be helpful for capturing flighty birds or other fast moving objects. The optical stabilization feature also works great, allowing for smooth viewing even in high movement shots. There are two options: full stabilization, or isolated horizontal/vertical stabilization for tripod viewing. Occasionally, there can be a slight jump or "jitteriness" in the stabilization, but this is typically minor and does not last long. Lastly, this lens seems to do well in a variety of lighting situations. Attached to this review are pictures taken by myself in everything from the beating summer sun to cloudy skies. The lens performed well in all situations! I find many of the limitations in picture quality may be stemming from me using an entry-level camera body, and aren't the lens itself. All-in-all, I strongly recommend this lens. It is well worth the money, and is probably one of the best values for a telephoto lens out there. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 28, 2022 by Kaelan Cameron Kaelan Cameron
    • Phenomenal lens and a great value
Style: Canon EF Cameras
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I have had this lens for 4 days now and I purchased it for celestial and wildlife photography. I took it out last night and photographed the waxing moon and was blown away by the image quality, sharpness of detail and the quality of the lens construction. Sigma offers a very high quality lens and excellent value compared to the Canon equivalent. With a lens of this size and weight, you absolutely need to use a tripod to mount the lens when at the 400-600mm range, to get the sharpest results. In daylight, you will still need a solid support or secure grip to ensure stability. I look forward to warmer weather and getting out to test this lens further, but so far, very impressed. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 22, 2024 by Kris K. Kris K.
    • Not good enough....
Style: Canon EF Cameras
I bought this for my canon 80D, for more reach than I had with my 70-300L for wildlife. Inside my home I set it up on tripod and pixel peeped compared to the canon lens and found that only at 600mm did I get a bit more clarity than I did at 300mm with the canon when I zoomed in on the computer at images that were 15 ft away. Even on my heavy Benro tripod I found the weight of the lens super sensative to even a tap on the floor with my toe and very hard to manually focus because the slightest touch, in live view, caused the image to vibrate all over. In the field I found the only advantage would be if I had the setup on the tripod and the time to carefully zoom in and focus on a distant animal. But hand-holding for flying birds and such was of no advantage. Rarely would I get a clear image. The image quality was very good. Occasionally the auto focus would not work at all....I assume because it was so far out of focus it would, freeze up. But it acted like it was not even trying--just frozen. I would have to either find something else to autofocus on or manually focus to get it out of its lock up. Occasionally. Other than that the focus, most of the time, work well. Its heavy, and well built, and was not a problem for me to walk around with it hanging around my neck, and I think the weight would help with stabilizing during hand-holding. With the right tripod/head, and in good light, it would be a great lens for wildlife if you did not already have a quality 300/400mm lens--well worth the price. But only in good light, as with my 300L on the crop sensor. If I chose this lens I would consider a gimble style tripod head or whatever was stable enough to get solid shots at the 400mm+ range. I like the smooth but resistant focus and zoom rings and lock button to hold the zoom in any place that you want. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 8, 2017 by Kathy B

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