Sigma 150-600mm 5-6.3 Contemporary DG OS HSM Lens for Canon DSLR Cameras with 2pcs SanDisk 128GB SD Cards & Altura Photo Complete Accessory and Travel Bundle
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- INCLUDES: Sigma 150-600mm Canon + 2pcs SanDisk 128GB C10 Extreme UHS-I SDXC Memory Cards + Altura Photo Mini Tripod with Pistol Grip + Altura Photo Rapid Fire Wrist Strap + Altura Photo Hard-Shell Case + Altura Photo Cleaning Kit + 3 Sizes MagicFiber Microfiber Lens Pouch
- HIGH PERFORMANCE LENS: The Sigma 150-600mm f/5-6.4 DG OS HSM Contemporary Lens is the first hyper-telephoto zoom from the contemporary line. It is lightweight and compact in construction and offers a HSM (Hyper-Sonic Motor), Optical Stabilizer with Accelerometer, filter size of 95mm and features a minimum aperture of f/22.
- COMPATIBLE with all Canon DSLR Cameras, including EOS 7D Mark II, 70D, 77D, 80D, 90D, Rebel T3, T3i, T4i, T5, T5i, T6, T6i, T6s, T7, T7i, SL1, SL2, SL3 APS-C Cameras, and EOS 5D Mark III, 5D Mark IV, 6D Mark II, 5DS, 5DS R, 1Dx Mark II Full Frame DSLR Cameras.
- SIGMA accessories included: Sigma LCF-95 III 95mm Lens Cap + Rear Cap LCR II + LH1050-01 Lens Hood + TS-71 Tripod Collar + Protective Cover PT-11 + Lens Case + Shoulder Strap
Description
Compact design that’s ready to go Versatile, comfortable and strong Perfect for cleaning optical surfaces and sensitive electronics
Brand: Sigma
Focal Length Description: 150-600
Lens Type: Telephoto
Compatible Mountings: Canon EF
Camera Lens Description: 600 millimetres
Focal Length Description: 150-600
Lens: Telephoto
Compatible Camera Mount: Canon EF
Maximum Focal Length: 60 centimeters
Minimum Focal Length: 15 centimeters
Lens Design: Zoom
Focus Type: Auto Focus
Lens Fixed Focal Length: 60 centimeters
Lens Coating Description: Super Protect Coating
Zoom Ratio: 41
Image stabilization: Optical
Maximum Aperture: 5 f_stop
Compatible Camera Models: [FULL_LIST]
Photo Filter Size: 9.5 centimeters
Lens Mount: Canon EF
Brand: Sigma
Camera Lens: 600 millimetres
Model Name: Sigma 150-600mm 5-6.3 Contemporary DG OS HSM
UPC: 702168590279
Number of Items: 3
Manufacturer Part Number: 745101
Manufacturer: Goja
Model Number: KM0656
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Up front, this is my first telephoto lens for my Canon 6D and 5DS so I have no other telephoto lens to compare to. If you are like me and are looking at reviews to see whether the Contemporary or Sports versions are better, the answer is likely the Contemporary. TL;DR, the Contemporary version will yield similar picture results, is cheaper, and much lighter to carry. The Sports version is for those who constantly find themselves shooting in harsh climates (dust, rain, humid). My review: This lens is extremely quick, and very sharp at most focal lengths. I would advise using a tripod or monopod on the must-have shots. Hand carrying my 5DS with this attached produced significant blurriness on nearly half the shots, and while that's still a decent haul on a test run, I'd much rather have those 50% of shots. Point and fact though, it is light enough to hand carry, something I've heard the sports edition isn't great at. Where I was able to prop the lens against a fence or bench, the shots came out very crisp. Due to the lighter construction, it doesn't feel as robust, especially against the elements, something I've heard the sports edition IS great at. The actuating components are resistive and smooth, but the housing feels "lightweight." This is a pro and a con, but for me it was more pro than con. I bought the contemporary lens because it fits my shoot style of always on the go and clicking shots as they come. I use it now with a lightweight monopod for added stability at long focal lengths and have been happy with the results. It's replaced my 70-200mm Sport on most trips. The sports edition specs show that it is better for harsh environments, what I imagine desert or beach scenes to be, maybe even rain. Keeping moisture and dust out of the large chambers is a bit of a hassle on telephoto zooms and I've read the sport edition takes this into account. I decided against the sport in the end because it was heavy and I wouldn't want to lug it around on a busy or long trip. Someone pointed out that the contemporary lens is less than half the price of the sports lens. So if you were willing, you could take the contemporary lens out to a harsh environment, perhaps it gets ruined, perhaps not...but you could buy a second one and still come out cheaper than buying the sports lens in the first place. That's a pretty fantastic selling point if you ask me because there is no guarantee the sports lens will not get ruined in the same environment, and if it does, it's a much more expensive lens.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 2, 2021 by Kyle
I was very impressed with this bundle. I normally stay away from bundles because I find the products to be poor quality, but the sigma lens alone was out of stock so I went with this bundle because it was in stock, everything in the bundle sells for about $70 on amazon. The Lens I haven't had much time with the lens yet but everything on it works great it is very sharp, it does loose sharpness on things very far way (LIKE MILES), but I think that has everything to do with the atmosphere, not the lens. Will update once I get to use outside of my yard... Update: I took this out on a hike and was very impressed with the sharpness. will be adding a picture with a tight crop at 600MM The Bag I was very impressed with the bag, I have other camera bags and thought i would end up giving this one away as a gift. after using the bag i will not be giving it away. the quality seems to be very good, better than expected , only time will tell how it holds up. i was most impressed with how much i was able to fit in such a small bag, (15.6 Inch laptop, 70-200mm lens, 24-70mm lens, 10-18mm lens, 2x extender, 2 pocket wizards, extra cards, and a 70D body.) The Monopod Was very happy with the monopod, it is very simple and easy to use, and is perfect for using with the 150-600mm len. build quality seems to be great, again only time will tell. The Cleaning Kit Well its a cleaning kit, haven't used it yet but I'm sure it works great, looks just like kits i have used in the past.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 14, 2016 by Casey
I'm a photo-journalist and a wildlife photographer for our senior newspaper. I use a Canon 80D body with several Canon zoom lens. Although I use a Vivitar 1300mm manual focus super telephoto lens for really long shots, I needed an auto focus telephoto lens and saw the great reviews on this Sigma 150-600 lens. I've had the Sigma lens for about two weeks. I'm impressed how fast the auto focus works in milliseconds as you can see with the Canadian geese in flight. What makes this lens even more appealing is the fact it focuses on the correct subject. when shooting through tree branches of these three geese. The half moon was taken at sunset, but nice job on the focusing at 600mm. The Herring or California Gull at 100 feet was a treat as these are unusual in my area. The zoom shot of Meeker and Long's Peaks is located 30 miles away. The Calico cat was on the move at about 500 feet, but the auto focus worked well. And last, just a shot of a small rabbit at 30 feet in my yard. The lens is well built and of course slightly heavy, but with the amount of glass elements included, not a surprise! The optical stabilizer (OS) works very well as I hand held the camera and lens with the above shots. Like others say, it's difficult to hold the camera and lens as it is somewhat heavy without a monopole or tripod. The optical stabilizer does make a big difference! It has two OS settings for both horizontal or vertical movements. I purchased the bundle for a great price. The bundle has great quality products such as the triple filters by Vivitar, Altura backpack and monopole, cleaning kit, and the SanDisk 64GB SDXC Class 10 card. Even the lens came with a nice cushioned zippered bag. For the cost of less $940, it's a great bargain provided by Digital Goja. Overall, I'm very happy!
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Reviewed in the United States on December 16, 2018 by R. Larson
I received my Sigma lens and what pleased with how well it was protected in shipping. I have anticipated this lens for what seems like forever and was finally able to purchase it through a blessing. I have not had opportunity to truly experience the lens but am looking forward to exploring every aspect of it. I have taken some shots and know that I need to spend more time getting used to this lens and what it is capable of. Thus far, I did not get the clarity I was expecting but am certain that will change as I learn more about the lens. I was a bit surprised at the weight of the lens and the size. I knew it would be larger than my Canon 150mm-300mm but, whoa! The monopod that was included in the kit was a surprise as well. I have received other monopods with other kits and this one takes the cake. It is sturdy and fully extended sits right at eye level for me. I am 5'10" tall. So, that's a tall monopod. The UV and polarizer lenses are very nice and I look forward to experiencing how well they do. The accompanying travel bag is nice but the lens does not fit and would not allow for other accessories, like my camera. I will use the travel bag for other purposes. Like I stated, it is nice. I look forward to using the USB dock to recalibrate my other lenses. The USB dock was one of the reasons I picked this kit. I was surprised that there was a lens hood included. I must have missed that when I was looking over the rest of the kit. I will plan on following up at a later time once I have had a chance to fully experience this lens.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 30, 2019 by Sue MS Matson
The Sigma lens seems to be of good quality in the short time I've used it. No complaints on focus or quality. It seemed heavy at first but that's to be expected, and I think you get used to it quickly (plus any smaller lenses will seem much lighter after!). I've been shooting some wading birds and at its fullest extent I haven't had any problems with focus using it hand held. Of course, a tripod is always the surest bet and it works well on one too. I have not yet used the monopod that came with the bundle, as I already have a trusted tripod. I was happy to get a new SD card. I've just been lazy and haven't spent money on one in a while. As I'm trying to be more diligent about shooting in RAW all the time, this 32gb is a nice upgrade from my 8gb. It read easily in the camera and a couple of different computers without any formatting issues or device recognition problems. I'm particularly happy with the backpack. I've been able arrange it so that my Canon DSLR body, 18-55mm lens, 55-250mm lens, 14mm ultra wide lens, and the hood for the Sigma 150-600mm, plus extra battery, charger, and the cleaning supplies that came with the bundle fit nicely. I expect to travel with it over the holidays and am sure my Lenovo laptop will fit snugly in the back as well. I'm not sure whether the Sigma lens would fit (I suspect not), but I found the separate case that came for that to be very nice. So it seems logical to fit as much else as you can in the backpack and keep the Sigma lens in its own case (especially since the padding is tailored for that lens and it has a strap for carrying). I also like that you can put a tripod on the outside of the backpack - the strap for it cinches up nicely and holds the tripod securely. I'm very disappointed with CPL filter. The UV and FLD ones seem to work just fine, but the CPL one seems flawed or just plain low quality. In my case, this is the one I was most interested in because I shoot wading birds, water fowl, etc. So I wanted to combine deep zoom with reduced glare. I also shoot other nature and landscapes, so wanted that extra cloud/blue sky pop you get from the CPL. However, at it's fullest extent the lens simply will not focus with the CPL filter on. I seemed to be able to zoom in max 300 with this filter on and still get it to focus, but beyond that it just wouldn't work. I understand this is a big lens but it's still quite a disappointment. If that filter worked this would be a five star review. Overall I think this is a good value. If you're a serious hobbyist or take pictures as a side gig, or if you aren't a professional photographer but are trying to work your way up, I think this is a reasonably priced, good quality lens. I fit into those categories. This is my fourth lens (others listed above in backpack paragraph) and I felt it was the last piece I needed to round out my equipment nicely.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 5, 2017 by Kindle Customer
First of all, the lens. Believe all the other reviews. This lens is an amazing value for what it is. My main use for it is wildlife photography. Would I like a faster lens for this purpose? Sure, but it would be a lot more money and a lot bigger and heavier lens. I have a Canon 70-200mm f2.8 IS II, and this Sigma is only a little larger. It feels just as solid at my Canon L series lenses. I haven't had a chance to really put it through the paces yet (just some birds in the back yard), but thus far I'm very satisfied. Now for this particular bundle. The bundle is an excellent bargain when compared to buying the lens standalone elsewhere. I considered some of the other bundles that include a UV filter and circular polarizer, but those bundled filters aren't really high enough quality for this lens. So I'm going to buy higher quality filters separately and went with this bundle instead. The backpack is good quality. Not really the right size for this lens. But I don't think most back packs are. I think you could adjust the inner compartments such that the lens would fit but protrude into the upper separate compartment by partially detaching the velcro floor of the upper compartment, but have haven't tried it. But this is a big lens and not really one that is suitable for carrying in a backpack with the lens mounted on the camera body. If you're buying this lens, you probably have other camera equipment that will fit nicely in this backpack. The lens does come with the Sigma case for the lens which is a solidly built and works fine. The monopod is a cheap Vivitar and not well built, but I didn't have a monopod at all (not a big believer in those, prefer tripods) but now I have a cheap one I can use in a pinch. The other items are just cheap basic cleaning supplies you probably already have but doesn't hurt to have extras.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 23, 2016 by D. Phelps
I present to you 'Lord Vader'. That's his nickname. I am in a photowalk group and noticed that several of the members owned this lens. Most had purchased it for the $$ value and quality of the images. When we compared our photos, I noticed that they were able to get great shots straight out of the camera whereas I had to crop or zoom in order to show the details of my wildlife images. I am beyond excited with this lens. It's a little heavier than the average zoom but it's worth its weight when you see what you can do. It's reasonably fast in bright light and the bokeh is gorgeous at each stop. The pictures that I've shared were taken at the Alligator Farm and the Catty Shack in Florida. They have not been cropped. The tiger was shot through a fence at manual focus while the others were set to automatic on a Canon 6D. In the past, my alligators looked like twigs in the water. Now it looks as if I swim amongst them. I chose this particular package as it had additional accessories. The backpack holds this lens along with a few others. It has a slot for a luggage cart/trolly which makes it much easer to carry if you are planning on a long day of shooting. You can never have enough SD cards and the filters are helpful for certain lighting conditions such as the summer sky. The monopod is useful but if you need a truly steady hand, nothing beats a tripod. If you need a faster lens for lower light or action shots, there is sports version of the Sigma 150-600. For the wildlife photographer taking daylight photos, it's perfect.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 6, 2017 by Sabrina
I really love this telephoto from Sigma. I appreciate that it came with a bunch of extras like SD cards, cleaning kit, lens bag, and USB Sigma program dock to name a few. The lens really shines when it's sunny out. Days where it's overcast you will still get good shots, but they will be bit dimmer. So some post processing will be needed. All these shots were using a Manfrotto monopod with autofocus enabled and not post processing. I had the monopod attached to the lens base. When trying to focus on faster moving objects like planes or birds at the 600 focal length, I often found that I had to switch to manual focus to get it into focus. Otherwise the AF would struggle to get it into focus. But this is with the 9 focus point setting on my Canon T7, I think I need to switch to single focus point and this should help a bunch! It is definitely heftier than my Canon EF-S 55-250 and Canon EF 75-300 lenses, but the extra reach is worth it for bird / nature photography. I still carry my Canon EF-S 10-18 and Canon EF-S 18-200 lenses for landscape/macro and intermediate range shots.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 10, 2021 by dogdaysindurham