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Sigma 18-300mm F3.5-6.3 Contemporary DC Macro OS HSM Lens for Canon

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Style: Canon SLR Mount


Set: Lens Only


Features

  • Maximum Aperture Range: f/3.5-6.3
  • Focal Length : 18-300 mm, Minimum focusing distance -39cm/15.3 inch; Offers a maximum magnification ratio 1:2 and changeable angles of view enables zoom-macro photography
  • One SLD and Four FLD Elements, Super Multi-Layer Coating
  • Hyper Sonic Motor AF System
  • Optical Stabilization

Description

18-300mm F3.5-6.3 DC Macro OS HSM ( C ) Canon

Brand: Sigma


Focal Length Description: 18-300 millimeters


Lens Type: Wide Angle, Telephoto


Compatible Mountings: Canon EF


Camera Lens Description: 300 month


Product Dimensions: 4 x 3.11 x 3.11 inches


Item Weight: 1.29 pounds


Item model number: 886101


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: September 19, 2014


Manufacturer: Sigma Corporation of America


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    • My first impressions were very good. The lens seemed sharp throughout its range
Style: Canon SLR Mount Set: Lens Only
I got this lens only a few hours ago, and immediately put it to the test. My first impressions were very good. The lens seemed sharp throughout its range. I compared shots with it and with two highly-regarded zooms I already own: the Canon EFS 15-85 and the Canon EF 70-300L. Of course the two Canon zooms were sharper, but not by much. I found the Sigma results quite acceptable. Curiously, unlike many other superzooms, the lens gets sharper at its longer focal lengths. I wasn't expecting much anyway, but the extreme close-ups I tried were not very sharp. But I might try again. An added bonus for Canon users, the zoom ring rotates in the same direction as does Canon zooms. I will probably retire the two Canon lenses, saving my 72-year-old back quite a bit of stress. I have only two complaints, neither of which is worth deducting a star. 1) The zoom ring is a bit stiff, but will probably loosen with use. 2) The lens does not allow full-time manual focus. Much of my decision making was based on test results that I found on "the-digital-picture/reviews" website. Edited a week later - I have taken several hundred photos and am very satisfied with the results. Edited a month later - I took it on a cruise and took many photos on and off the ship. The lens performed well, and its wide range mostly eliminated the need to switch lenses. For most shots center sharpness was good with perhaps a loss of sharpness in the corners. Edited another month later - I took it to Hawaii, where it produced good results again. Its extended range allowed me to carry only the camera and lens for many outings, rather than a camera bag with two lenses. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 11, 2017 by Rodney Cyr
    • Best lens (for a Pentax) for hiking and traveling
Style: Pentax SLR Mount Set: Lens Only
It's a very good lens, in my opinion better than some Pentax lenses that I own. Very good macro capabilities, sharp all the way, nice colors, very silent, not the fastest but very fast autofocus, annoying vignette but not the worst (might be the lens hood). Perfect for hiking and traveling due to it's pretty compact form and low weight (for a 300mm at least). Great versatility, you can shoot everything from macro to portrait to landscape and to wildlife. The very silent autofocus and sharp 300mm is just perfect for wildlife, way better than my other Sigma 135-400mm that is noisy and very very heavy. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 1, 2018 by Corina Radulescu
    • Good all around lenses
Style: Nikon SLR Mount Set: Lens Only
Review Image by Ruslan Ruslan
Review Image by Ruslan Ruslan
Review Image by Ruslan Ruslan
Build quality is ok. Zoom might be stiff when lenses are new, zoom lock is also nice thing to prevent zoom creep when you walk with camera banging on your chest. AF is fast and quiet, though focus ring is tiny so is not handy if you like mastering focus on your own. AF in low light may result in premature shots though. Beside zoom range, acceptable distortion level is one of reason why those are good all around lenses. With such long zoom range, distortion is well controlled on most of focal length and noticeable only at the beginning 18-20mm. Sharpness of lenses is ok. 7-8mpx is the sharpest they can deliver according to DXO and I feel same. This is more than enough for enthusiast photography and also enough to store photos for memories. Though, doing +2 +3 sharpness in ViewNX or in in-camera setting you can achieve sharpness of more expensive lenses if you shoot jpeg only. OS does not seem to be revolutionary, though not many blurry photos so far. CA does not bother much, though my camera is constantly set to aperture priority with F8. It seems the cheapest option on market vs Nikkor 18-300mm, Tamron 16-300mm. So after studying all reviews of competitor lenses I did not notice features making me buy more expensive Tamron/Nikkor vs over Sigma, so Sigma was win for me. Internal flash should not be used on short focal length as there will be shadow at beneath, also my personal feeling those zoom lenses not good for flash photography at all, due to high tendency to flare/ghosting, so keep it in mind. Lenses cap is horrendous, it is made out of rough plastic and actually scratches filter ring from inside. So if you know good alternative please let me know. Overall, I would recommend them to anyone who bought DSLR camera and few lenses, but end up shooting on cell phone when traveling, as switching lenses is boring, time consuming, camera bag gets bigger and heavier and etc. You can safely sell anything you have and just have this lenses full time on camera. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 1, 2016 by Ruslan Ruslan
    • this is a great lens for everyday use
Style: Nikon SLR Mount Set: Lens Only
this is a great lens for everyday use. its relatively light and compact. i like that it locks on 18 so no creep when carrying it. it is very sturdily built. focal / zoom ring has a bit more drag than some of my other lenses but not a detraction. if you want an all- around lens so no switching for close and telephoto this one is hard to beat for the price. i am sure experts want better, but i took this all over africa on vacation and shots were amazing. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 12, 2017 by casey
    • Excellent All Purpose Lens
Style: Nikon SLR Mount Set: Lens Only
Review Image by HL L.I.NY. HL L.I.NY.
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I love it. I bought it because I didn't have a lens with this range and was wary of the quality vs price. No need for that. The quality is DEFINITELY there. The first days I tried it the weather was overcast so my images were a little 'noisy.' But after a few more days of practice shots it was easy to master this lens. The range is excellent; 18-300mm covers all of my needs and eliminates several other lenses (55-200, 18-140mm, et al.,) so that I can get away by carrying only this lens. I've used it indoors at a model railroad exhibit and outdoors as well. I'm getting nice sharp images in all ranges. I'd recommend this lens (perhaps as a gift for someone) and would buy it again if I had too. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 16, 2015 by HL L.I.NY. HL L.I.NY.
    • Worst ever! Scam
Style: Nikon SLR Mount Set: Lens Only
Review Image by Jerry Hawthorne Jerry Hawthorne
They are scamming people. Sold me a defective lens and they are not an authorized dealer. Amazon needs to shut them down and give me a full refund. Plus don’t waste your money on a warranty because it will not be honored either.
Reviewed in the United States on October 16, 2024 by Jerry Hawthorne Jerry Hawthorne

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