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Style: Canon
Set: US Version
Features
- Minimum focus distance of 7.1
- As part of the art Line within Sigma's Global vision series, this Lens' is designed to achieve truly notable optical performance and is ideally suited for creative and artistic applications.
- A Super multi-layer coating has been applied to Lens
- 1 optical Zoom
Description
Large aperture wide angle lens
Brand: Sigma
Focal Length Description: 24 mm
Lens Type: Wide Angle
Compatible Mountings: Canon EF
Camera Lens Description: 24 millimetres
Product Dimensions: 3.35 x 3.55 x 3.35 inches
Item Weight: 1 pounds
Item model number: 401954
Batteries: 1 Lithium Ion batteries required.
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: March 20, 2015
Manufacturer: Sigma Corporation of America
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Top Amazon Reviews
Style: Canon
Set: US Version
First, I am not a pro photographer, more like a serious hobbyist. Retired, so don't have the need or funds to shell out thousands for lenses. This lens came on time and was well packaged. Looked like original box and included both caps. Second, maybe call it ego, but I normally buy used, renewed, older quality glass that seems to hold it's value. This lens cost me about $425. Seriously pleased with the cost. I took a chance because the buyer said it had a scratch on the lens but wouldn't affect the sharpness. Thrilled. I found no flaws in my photos and I did zoom in a lot to look. The lens is a beast. Shockingly heavy for it's size. But I do mostly astro stuff on a tripod, so weight is not an issue. Also don't travel or hike far to carry equipment. Haven't done astro with it yet but on the normal few shots I have done, the colors are accurate and quite pleasing compared to others I own. Wow! Sharp. Autofocus is quick, accurate, and relatively quiet. It is a prime lens but they're my preference anyway. Can't wait to try it out on a Milky Way Pano!
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Reviewed in the United States on July 17, 2025 by Schyler
Style: Canon
Set: US Version
It's SIGMA ART.. you literally cannot go wrong. I bought this to shoot astro. It does this very well, so long as you get the focus right (manually focus ASTRO). I initially shot on a Ti3, then a 6D Mark II. Took it to AK and shot the lights. Flawless. Some online report autofocus problems, so I bought the lens dock to adjust the AF. I did not need it. Shot perfectly out of the box. LOVE sigma. It's heavy (you know this), the image quality is just as good as Canon L (better in some cases), and is cheaper. DO IT.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 20, 2025 by Fatso Fatso
Style: Nikon
Set: US Version
I bought this lens mainly for the focal length and 1.4 aperture, but the optical quality ended up really surprising me. It's extremely sharp even wide open. Sure the edges lose some of that sharpness, but it's hardly noticeable unless you're pixel deep diving. Stop it down a bit and it might just be the sharpest lens I've ever used, really damn good stuff. And the depth of field is so silky smooth, I absolutely love the dreamy watercolor like backgrounds this lens can provide. Auto focus in low light can be a bit of a letdown (sometimes), but it's easily worked around once you get a feel for what the lens needs. I've been hearing some people have had issues with focus calibration, but luckily mine was perfect out of the box. It's a very large and heavy bit of glass, not to the extent that it's uncomfortable to hold, but it definitely has a significant presence in the hands. The fast aperture and wide focal length make this an ideal choice for low light street photography. I'm loving the shots I can get just using the beautiful neon signs, warm street lamps, and the triple color threat of a changing traffic signal. The Sigma 24mm 1.4 has been my go to lens for everything of late, it's great for portraiture, product photography, landscape. If it's in your budget, and you don't already have a fast wide, I wholeheartedly recommend you add this to your camera bag.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 12, 2019 by Steve Steve
Style: Canon
Set: US Version
Just for those who are interested in purchasing a wide angle prime lens for some kind of astro or nightsky photography. I bought this lens just a couple of weeks ago and used it on my Canon 6D mainly for photographing the stars. The build quality of the Sigma 24mm lens is on the superb level. Infinity focus reference is very accurate, at least true for the copy I own. AF works smoothly and quietly (not tested at night, I only use MF and liveview on stars). At max aperture, F1.4, the vignetting is obvious and still visible but acceptable at F2.8 and so is the coma of the stars in corners. But all are gone stopped to F4. Impressively sharp from the center to outer region. I compared the Sigma 24mm to its rival, Samyang or Rokinon 24mm which is said to be the best for astrophotography especially for its unparalleled control on comatic aberration and found that, frankly, the Samyang does fairly better for this purpose than Sigma but, unfortunately, at the price of losing sharpness. After all, I'd surely like to recommend this lens to anyone who is looking for a wide angle prime lens for some night photography stuff.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 2, 2016 by JP Liu JP Liu
Style: Nikon
Set: US Version
Build quality is Top Notch, nothing to complain about here. Wanted an Auto Focus lens for Astro & Night imaging. Not as sharp wide open as it is stopped down. Coma distoration is significantly more than my 14mm full manual Rokinon. Auto focus and aperature control is a joy to have. However auto focus at lower light level does have some issues. Image quality for landscape and portrait is AMAZING! Shallow depth of field with the extended wider angles is very nice. All in all a VERY good lens IF you are going to use it for something other than Astro imaging. Can't recommend it for Astro ONLY photos due to the visible coma distortion on stars.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 5, 2020 by S Dub