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Features
- High speed with large aperture
- HSM (Hypersonic motor) and inner focusing system
- Accessories include: Lens Hood (LH730-03), carrying case
- 35 MM Focal length, Lens not zoomable
- 67mm filters
- F1.4 maximum aperture; F16 minimum
Description
Lens Construction: 13 Elements in 11, Groups Angle of VieW: 63.4, Number of Diaphragm Blades: 9 Maximum aperture: 1.4, Minimum Aperture: 16, Minimum Focusing Distance: 30 cm/11.8 in, Filter Size: 67mm Floating inner focusing system for extremely high optical performance for close up photos
Brand: Sigma
Focal Length Description: 35mm
Lens Type: Wide Angle
Compatible Mountings: Canon EF
Camera Lens Description: 35 millimetres
Product Dimensions: 3.7 x 3.03 x 3.03 inches
Item Weight: 1.47 pounds
Item model number: 340954
Batteries: 1 Lithium Ion batteries required.
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: November 7, 2012
Manufacturer: SIGMA
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Lens quality is great! You will need a canon adapter if you plan to use it with a canon camera.
Reviewed in the United States on April 27, 2025 by Amazon Customer
This is a great lens in my opinion if your in the market for a 35mm Prime . Build and image quality are great . I’m using it with the Canon EF mount. It is getting a bit old in terms of when it was first introduced but for a EF lens that’s sort of what there is . It feels very solid in hand , quite heavy of sorts , lots of metal , if your used to kit lenses made out of composite / plastic you’ll be surprised. I had rented this lens to try it out previously before purchasing . Package came with lens, lens cap front and back and a lens pouch. It was shipped promptly and showed up faster than I had expected . Ordered late evening and delivered late afternoon next day. If I can be picky , the packaging presumably by Amazon didn’t have much of any cushioning inside the box. It’s a pricey and sensitive item, one would think some bubble wrap would have been warranted. However, box arrived un damaged so I don’t have any reason to believe it had a rough time in travel. /G.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 28, 2024 by G.
Like most photographers who have been paying attention for a while, I was a little nervous about buying a Sigma lens. I needn't have been. This new Sigma seems to be the real deal and this lens is their star performer. I'm using it mounted on a Canon 7D. That's a crop sensor camera, so the lens performs as a slightly narrow standard, a critical niche to fill. While the 7D is a crop (APS-C) sensor camera, it is a large one, so the weight and size of the lens matches very well, providing a balanced package. I have had no trouble with focus accuracy or performance compared to Canon lenses. It is quick and quiet and no more likely to misfocus on my body than the Canon lenses I own (including a couple of the premium "L"s). I only have a couple minor complaints. I was a little surprised at the degree of vignetting at f/1.4 considering the sweet-spot effect of the crop sensor. That said, it is still very minor, easy to correct for, and can be hard to spot or desirable depending on the condition. But do be aware that when shooting wide open a significant portion of the field will be a tiny, but noticeable, bit darker than you might have expected. I'm not sure any lens would do better, though, as wide lenses all suffer from this. Longitudinal chromatic aberration (bokeh fringing) is also fairly severe at f/1.4. If you shoot a bright white object on a dark background (such as a cat's whisker in the sun against black fur) even slightly out of focus (easy to do at f/1.4) there will be a very noticeable purple or green fringe. You can get the same thing (though harder to spot) shooting a dark object like a tree branch against bright sky. This is usually something you can correct for and is, again, a general feature of large aperture lenses. On the petty side, while the lens cap and end cap are perfectly functional, they don't live up, aesthetically, to the standard of the rest of the lens. The rest of the lens is gorgeous, including the hood and case that come with it. So, in short, don't expect miracles, but this is every bit the great lens people have been saying it is, and it works great mounted on a Canon 7D.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 5, 2014 by Michael J Boyle
Prior to this, I purchased the 30mm Sigma EX (APS-C lens) and the 18-250mm Sigma DC OS. Like many, I had the litany of focusing issues that not even a -20 Micro focus adjustment on my Canon 7D could correct all the way (though it came close). I was a skeptic like most others when the NEW line came out, but after reading several reviews ( Digital Picture, DP Review - Gold Award, Amazon, Adorama, BHPhoto, Amazon) I said "Ok I'm in" To date my personal reference for prime glass is my trusty old Tamron 90mm Macro - the 172E. Yes. The 14 year old original, slow as molasses focusing 172E. If you're shooting close up portraits, who cares how fast it is. But the image quality and sharpness is sublime. HELLO Sigma 35mm ART! Sweet Lord does this thing deliver. And though I'm still playing a bit, I haven't felt like I've need to move my 7D Micro Focus adjust off one tick. However, the USB adapter was JUST released yesterday for these new Sigmas, so if adjustment is a must, voila! No need to send it off with your body. Center sharpness is tack on wide open at 1.4 and can yield amazing bokeh results in front and behind your target at close range. Stop it down to 2.8 or 4 and the entire field opens up. So far as lenses go, this SHOULD be your prime, no hesitation. Build quality is solid. Put a quality B&W MRC UV filter in front of this and you'll knock your own socks off. Gear: Canon 7D. Tamron SP 90mm Macro, Tokina 11-16mm ProDx, Tamron SP 70-300mm Di VC USD, Sigma 35mm ART. B&W MRC Filters UPDATE: 10/25/2013 I have since added a Canon 85mm f1.8 Prime and a Canon 70-200mm f2.8 IS Mk II to my line up. I am now firing this tele for closeup portraits and using the 35mm Sig for full body. It really makes for a gorgeous and highly versatile portrait duo. Although the Canon 85mm is still after 20 years a damn near unbeatable fast prime for next to nothing in terms of cost. I do use it with the 35mm sometime when I need to be less obnoxious than the air traffic controlling 70-200
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Reviewed in the United States on June 4, 2013 by PureClassA