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Style: Sony
Set: US Version
Features
- Designed specifically for APS-C sized sensors
- Internal focusing and zooming allows for more usability and functionality
- The 18-35mm is ideal for landscapes, portraits, still life, snap shots, casual, and close-ups
Description
First wide-angle to standard zoom lens to achieve a large aperture of 1.8
Brand: Sigma
Focal Length Description: 18-35 millimeters
Lens Type: Wide Angle
Compatible Mountings: Sony/Minolta Alpha DT
Camera Lens Description: 35 month
Focal Length Description: 18-35 millimeters
Lens: Wide Angle
Compatible Camera Mount: Sony/Minolta Alpha DT
Maximum Focal Length: 35 Millimeters
Minimum Focal Length: 18 Millimeters
Lens Design: Zoom
Focus Type: Ring-type ultrasonic
Lens Fixed Focal Length: 35 Millimeters
Zoom Ratio: 21
Image stabilization: No image stabilization
Real Angle Of View: 76.5 Degrees
Maximum Aperture: 1.8 Millimeters
Minimum Aperture: 16
Number of Diaphragm Blades: 9
Compatible Camera Models: Sony APS-C cameras
Photo Filter Size: 72 Millimeters
Lens Mount: Sigma SA
Has Self-Timer: No
Exposure Control Type: Automatic, Aperture Priority
Water Resistance Level: Not Water Resistant
Media Type: ProductImage
Color: Black
Brand: Sigma
Camera Lens: 35 month
Model Name: 210205
UPC: 085126210625
Manufacturer Part Number: 210110
Global Trade Identification Number: 25
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Model Number: 210205
Item Weight: 810 Grams
Item Type Name: Digital-slr-camera-lenses.
Manufacturer: Sigma Corporation of America
Built-In Media: Lens
Warranty Description: Manufacturer
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Style: Sony
Set: US Version
There's NO WAY there's a better video lens for the a6300 (if it is appropriate to use, meaning for being close up, or for wanting to be wide). WELL-- first let me state 2 things, first off, I am using the metabones speed booster adapter for Sony A mount to Sony E mount, and THIS set up sets this lens on FIRE, turning an F1.8 into an F1.3, which is the KING set up PERIOD. There's nothing like it, AND it's affordable. This lens is for APSC sensors, or APSC mode, not for full frame 35mm sensors. ALSO: Use of the metabones focal reducer (speed booster) is best suited for the cropped sensor version you get on the a6300 shooting in 4K at 30fps. When you try to use other modes, even 24fps 4K will cause vignetting on the lower range of focus, and some 18mm to 22mm will have vignetting. NEVERTHELESS--- go ahead and use it in 4K at 30fps, and THIS is just incredible what you get!! less than 2 meters from a subject, you can capture the entire room, and still zoom all the way in, and make your subject larger than life!! I just shot 2 days in the studio in North Carolina, and then an event the following day, all 3 days using this combo, (Sigma 18 35 with metabones speedbooster on a6300). I am certain auto focus is NOT something you would want to mess with, as trying to take stills using auto focus does NOT work, and that is an issue that makes me wish I had purchased the version of this Sigma 18 35 for CANON, and then the more expensive metabones adapter, but THEN be able to use the Sigma MC-11 adapter that is claiming native auto focus! (anyone tried that with VIDEO??) Me and my Dad can't believe what we just saw, even on our old 1080, 63 inch plasma TV, that was the most amazing footage of ANYTHING we have ever seen!! SO sharp, it's like looking through a WINDOW! The mics on the a6300 are WAY better than the a6000 now, and VERY decent, although of course not PRO audio grade. Don't EVEN question it if you are intending to shoot 4K with either the a6300, or using crop mode for your A7sii, and A7rii. For that matter, who has footage from an FS5 or FS7 using this Sigma lens and metabones speed booster?? THEN you could still keep zooming in!! THAT must be just out of control at F1.3!! ALSO-- this must be a monster low-light combo with the A7sii, which I will shoot next chance I get!! GOD!! I just wish I could include footage, but that would be a copyright issue to even send a link at this point, but YEAH, this is PRO grade stuff BY FAR in a VERY in-expensive package for some $2250, a6300/metabones speed-booster/Sigma 18mm to 35mm Art (and a tripod, this lens is not stabilized, and neither is the camera, BUT tripod duty does GREAT, and this has to be the most portable PRO 4K set up you could possibly get, for an amateur level price, for sure!! If you then get a Shogun or similar 4K recorder and monitor, YES, this is in FACT professional grade, although my Atomos Shogun Flame did not arrive in time for my event, forcing me to record internally, which I did with no overheating, and I managed just fine to NAIL focus. My eyes are perfect, but I did use the EVF, not the 3 inch LCD, which is borderline worthless, especially when using a wide lens. SO-- I will be keeping this a6300 in my bag with an A7sii, and A7rii, and of course, this lens is going to be used whenever possible just to get that shockingly SHARP image!! BAD ASS LENS!! Does very well shooting stills too, although using an laea3 could definitely be better auto focus, and using the laea4 would cost you the light you just added with the speed booster adapter. I was happiest using manual focus, and when zooming, it stayed "sharp as a tack", although it is softer on the edges than it is in the center, but it actually is an "ARTSY" effect that looks VERY nice, and puts extra emphasis on the subject in the center, so GREAT for shooting MUSIC events both in a studio environment, and concerts where you are either close, or want to get EVERYTHING in view, (or BOTH-- and then if you stick that on an FS5, you could keep zooming in from there!!) I'll be getting into an FS5 as well, especially now that I have several amazing E mount lenses and adapters.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 23, 2016 Reviewed in the United States on June 23, 2016 by DIX PIX photo, video, and pro audio
Style: Sony
Set: US Version
It’s heavy. But the image quality is unbelievable. I’m by no means professional-just an amateur photographer. But my family pictures etc have just been amazing. Wide field of view.
Reviewed in the United States on May 10, 2018 by Patrick Brown
Style: Sony
Set: US Version
This is indeed a sharp lens. It is bulky (much larger than one would think). The colors are neutral and the images are hard to fault. Very good for indoor and outdoor shooting. Construction is sturdy even though it has lots of plastic parts. I didn't notice any bothersome distortions. For Sony cameras, it's actually a very good choice because it doesn't have any major color casts and is even on the less saturated side, so it minimizes various color casts inherent in Sony rendering when white balance isn't calibrated to a strict 6500K daylight setting. Its one major flaw is focus speed. For photography, it's pretty slow when shifting larger distances. But, the focus speed works out well for video. It's very quiet and moves smoothly. I think this lens was optimized for video. But then again, such a large lens for APSc sensors might not be good for moving about. It'll work fine on larger setups though.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 23, 2020 by E!
Style: Sony
Set: US Version
I'm not sure if I got a bad copy or if I'm just having trouble with my LA-EA4 and LA-EA1 adapters compatibility with this lens. First of all, I don't have the Sigma USB mount to check the lens firmware but when I got the lens, the first thing I did was mount it on the LA-EA1 adapter and mount it to my Sony a5100. I had the camera on Manual mode and I can see right away that the camera wasn't reading the F-Stop...just blinking F/.. but I was able to fire off a few shots but then, my LCD screen went blank. Tried turning the camera on and off but seems like my battery died (it was at 45% when start up), I replaced the battery but seems like the a5100 combo with the LA-EA4 and LA-EA1 adapters are not working. Tried it with the LA-EA4 on my Sony A7s and still no F-stop reading and I can see the info of all the settings on my LCD and EVF but can't see through the lens, just a blank screen. After fiddling with it (removing it and re-mounting it, nudging it) the lens kicked in and I could see through the lens but still no aperture reading. I didn't buy this for my E-Mount cameras but for my A77 mark II which hasn't arrived yet. So before I return this lens, I will give it a try with my A-Mount camera once it arrives next week....but still, this lens should work with the Sony E-mount cameras via adapter without all those hiccups. UPDATE: 5/12/2015 I'm sure this is a great lens for the cropped sensor cameras but my copy didn't work. Not sure if it's bad QA or a lens software issue but I downgraded to 1 star based on my experience with the SIGMA lens and I wasn't able to take even one shot because in the end, every SONY camera I tried it on didn't even register the lens was there. My last try with the A77 mark II, the camera didn't even power on with this lens on it. I'm returning it and not going to even try for a replacement.
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Style: Sony
Set: US Version
People say this is like three primes lenses in one. It is. The f/1.8 is not a gimmick. You can shoot wide open and your images are sharp and free of chromatic distortion. It is a big, heavy lens. But it takes beautiful photographs and lets you blur out backgrounds to perfection. It is also very sharp, much sharper than any kit lens. It has some competition, but it will see a lot of time on my A77ii body.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2014 Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2014 by Pat J. Dooley
Style: Sony
Set: US Version
************************ UPDATES AT END ************************ Used on a Sony A6000 + LA-EA2 adapter. I always have reservations about buying something that's so highly regarded, since usually the hype never matches the reality, or my expectations. This is one of the rare occasions that it does, and even surpasses it. This is the sharpest normal zoom lens I've ever used. And I've used the Nikon 17-55mm F/2.8, Tamron 17-50mm F/2.8, and Nikon 24-70mm F/2.8. Wide open, it's as sharp as or sharper than some high quality primes! The contrast kicks in around F/2.8, but that's not to say the lens is hazy at wider apertures. It's perfectly usable, and stopping down only makes things even more impressive. I took this lens to the New York International Auto Show two days after I got it, and when you're not in pixel peeping mode, it's hard to tell which images are shot at F/1.8 vs F/5.6, besides the out of focus areas. The fit and finish on this lens is top notch, even though it's only made of plastic. The lens is a bit hefty, but you'll see that in most top tier fast zooms, and nothing is faster than this one. The zoom ring is nicely weighted, and the focus ring doesn't stick or feel loose while manually focusing like some modern lenses can. The AF/MF switch is in just the right place when holding the camera, and has a positive click. The AF is also quick and nearly silent (only the photographer would hear it) for photo use. A bit noisy for video with the camera's built-in mic, so you'll want to use an external mic instead. In the end, if you're thinking about getting this lens, the only question on your mind should be "is 35mm long enough for me?" As far as anything else in the equation, Sigma has you covered better than anyone else. If 35mm is long enough, there's no reason to hold off on this lens. If not, go out and get this lens and a 50mm prime! ;) PS: I'd HIGHLY recommend getting the Sigma USB Dock with this lens, at only $60 extra. All zooms are known to be a bit off on focus on one end or the other to varying extents. Initially, mine was mostly off at 18 and 24mm, while 35mm was nearly perfect. After calibration, this lens is spot on, tack sharp, every time. Not only do you get the best normal zoom available, it can also be your most consistently accurate autofocus lens, too! ************************ UPDATE 5/8/15 I've been having some serious AF consistency issues with this lens. With static subjects, is as good as your average lens in locking accurately, but with moving subjects, it's a whole different story. The lens tends to lock in front of or behind the subject at least 1/3 of the time. Of course, you can't expect accurate focusing 100% of the time with phase detection, especially when shooting wide open at F/1.8, but the amount that the focus is off is more than just an inch or two, even when stopped down. On a large percentage of shots, the lens will lock onto the background of the image, whether it be a wall or another person standing behind the subject, even if the focus point isn't even in the neighborhood of the background. I purchased the Sigma USB Dock for Sony A-mount lenses (not available on Amazon at the time) when I initially purchased this lens, and calibrated it so focus was spot on. Took a few hours to complete, due to the multiple focal lengths vs calibrating a prime. But all of that work did nothing to improve the accuracy on moving subjects. I learned that the hard when when I shot an event the weekend after receiving the lens. Whether it was broad daylight or very dim overhead lighting, the inconsistency was consistent. I spent a few weeks after that refining the calibration, but nothing has changed. Temporarily moving the rating down to 3 stars, as the optics are still incredible (the in-focus photos at the above event were outstanding!), but without reliable AF, the lens isn't useful for what it excels at: events, especially in low light. I'm sending the lens back to Amazon for a replacement, which will hopefully have proper AF ability. ************************
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Reviewed in the United States on April 17, 2015 by BlueBomberTurbo
Style: Sony
Set: US Version
Great lens! If it was for full frame I would say even greater lens. Very sharp, great bokeh and nice build.
Reviewed in the United States on December 2, 2016 by calvin parker
Style: Sony
Set: US Version
Great lens, very sharp, it feels robust and very heavy for a short range zoom. It fits and works excellent with my A58 and it's ok for my A6500.
Reviewed in the United States on December 31, 2016 Reviewed in the United States on December 31, 2016 by Eduardo P.