Sigma 85mm f/1.4 EX DG HSM Lens For Nikon
When you need a medium-telephoto standard lens for everything from portraiture to sports, the fast Sigma 85mm f/1.4 EX DG HSM Lens is a great solution. This large aperture beauty is designed with an SLD (Special Low Dispersion) glass element and a glass mold element which yield first-class, sharp image captures with high contrast. The 85mm f/1.4 has Sigma's HSM (Hyper Sonic Motor) which provides fast, accurate and quiet autofocusing. The exterior of this lens is EX-finished which translates to a superior build and optical quality, enhanced handling and appearance. It comes with a petal-type hood to block out extraneous light. A dedicated hood adapter for cameras with an APS-C size image sensor is also included to expand the length of the hood for blocking out extraneous light more effectively. This fast f/1.4 lens is great for capturing fast moving images, allowing you to use faster shutter speeds, and is what you want when shooting under low lighting conditions. This highly efficient lens has a nine blade circular diaphragm for creating pleasant out-of-focus highlights which is a major asset to portrait and wedding photographers.
When you need a medium-telephoto standard lens for everything from portraiture to sports, the fast Sigma 85mm f/1.4 EX DG HSM Lens is a great solution. This large aperture beauty is designed with an SLD (Special Low Dispersion) glass element and a glass mold element which yield first-class, sharp image captures with high contrast. The 85mm f/1.4 has Sigma's HSM (Hyper Sonic Motor) which provides fast, accurate and quiet autofocusing. The exterior of this lens is EX-finished which translates to a superior build and optical quality, enhanced handling and appearance. It comes with a petal-type hood to block out extraneous light. A dedicated hood adapter for cameras with an APS-C size image sensor is also included to expand the length of the hood for blocking out extraneous light more effectively. This fast f/1.4 lens is great for capturing fast moving images, allowing you to use faster shutter speeds, and is what you want when shooting under low lighting conditions. This highly efficient lens has a nine blade circular diaphragm for creating pleasant out-of-focus highlights which is a major asset to portrait and wedding photographers.
When you need a medium-telephoto standard lens for everything from portraiture to sports, the fast Sigma 85mm f/1.4 EX DG HSM Lens is a great solution. This large aperture beauty is designed with an SLD (Special Low Dispersion) glass element and a glass mold element which yield first-class, sharp image captures with high contrast. The 85mm f/1.4 has Sigma's HSM (Hyper Sonic Motor) which provides fast, accurate and quiet autofocusing. The exterior of this lens is EX-finished which translates to a superior build and optical quality, enhanced handling and appearance. It comes with a petal-type hood to block out extraneous light. A dedicated hood adapter for cameras with an APS-C size image sensor is also included to expand the length of the hood for blocking out extraneous light more effectively. This fast f/1.4 lens is great for capturing fast moving images, allowing you to use faster shutter speeds, and is what you want when shooting under low lighting conditions. This highly efficient lens has a nine blade circular diaphragm for creating pleasant out-of-focus highlights which is a major asset to portrait and wedding photographers.
When you need a medium-telephoto standard lens for everything from portraiture to sports, the fast Sigma 85mm f/1.4 EX DG HSM Lens is a great solution. This large aperture beauty is designed with an SLD (Special Low Dispersion) glass element and a glass mold element which yield first-class, sharp image captures with high contrast. The 85mm f/1.4 has Sigma's HSM (Hyper Sonic Motor) which provides fast, accurate and quiet autofocusing. The exterior of this lens is EX-finished which translates to a superior build and optical quality, enhanced handling and appearance. It comes with a petal-type hood to block out extraneous light. A dedicated hood adapter for cameras with an APS-C size image sensor is also included to expand the length of the hood for blocking out extraneous light more effectively. This fast f/1.4 lens is great for capturing fast moving images, allowing you to use faster shutter speeds, and is what you want when shooting under low lighting conditions. This highly efficient lens has a nine blade circular diaphragm for creating pleasant out-of-focus highlights which is a major asset to portrait and wedding photographers.
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Sigma 85mm f1.4 EX - Nikon
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I recently purchased this Sigma lens because a friend of mine asked me to take her daughters senior pictures. I have NEVER been asked to do such an important job before because I'm basically a soccer mom photographer, taking photos to use for our end of year banquet slide show and so other kids could have some action shots of themselves. But I thought what the heck, I'll give it a shot (and Seriously had stressed over it!!!). I had been researching portrait lenses previously because I've been trying to UP my photography game and get back into it (because I got a degree in photography a million years ago and never kept up with it!) I guess you could say I'm a better than average non-professional photographer mostly photographing pictures of my kids, dogs and family ... MoreI recently purchased this Sigma lens because a friend of mine asked me to take her daughters senior pictures. I have NEVER been asked to do such an important job before because I'm basically a soccer mom photographer, taking photos to use for our end of year banquet slide show and so other kids could have some action shots of themselves. But I thought what the heck, I'll give it a shot (and Seriously had stressed over it!!!). I had been researching portrait lenses previously because I've been trying to UP my photography game and get back into it (because I got a degree in photography a million years ago and never kept up with it!) I guess you could say I'm a better than average non-professional photographer mostly photographing pictures of my kids, dogs and family the past 15 years. Deciding I would take the challenge and shoot my friends daughters senior photos, it seemed the 85 2.8 portrait lens was the way to go, but deciding on which one to get was another thing. I have a couple of good, expensive Nikon brand lenses, but just wasn't sure I could shell out the extra $ when I could get the equivalent Sigma 85mm. After talking to a VERY knowledgeable B&H employee for 45 minutes for my whole commute home, he told me the Sigma was actually superior to the Nikon for several reasons (which I can't remember!) and seeing as I don't make a living doing photography, it seemed like a no-brainer. He was able to place my order for the Sigma 85mm right then and there, as well as suggest the best filter, and everything was delivered the next day by 10:30 am!. He even game me some shooting tips. I used the lens for my shoot and it worked great! The photos came out better than I had expected and I'm very happy with my purchase. I have to say B&H customer service ROCKS - you can't go wrong!
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I love Sigma lenses and this is a dream for portrait work. So bright and so rugged. It is a dream lens. Particularly wanted for the wide aperture after persevering with mid range zooms. The is almost zero chromatic aberration which cannot be said for zooms. Feels like a battleship compared to Canon lens - really well built. Delighted with it.
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This is probably the best value 85mm f/1.4 for Nikon shooters. I shoot in low light a lot, so large apertures are important to me. I've only owned Nikon lenses before this, and it took a lot for me to actually purchase this lens. So far, it performs better than expected; I rented one to compare with the Nikon 85 f/1.4G, and the difference was imperceptible. I'm especially happy because the one I purchased actually seems sharper than the one I rented. And no AF fine-tuning was necessary for my copy. I wanted to wait and see if Sigma would come out with an Art version of this lens, but the new Art lenses have been larger and heavier than their predecessors, and I'm not interested in heavier gear. The quality I get out of this version is more than I need. Not only is ... MoreThis is probably the best value 85mm f/1.4 for Nikon shooters. I shoot in low light a lot, so large apertures are important to me. I've only owned Nikon lenses before this, and it took a lot for me to actually purchase this lens. So far, it performs better than expected; I rented one to compare with the Nikon 85 f/1.4G, and the difference was imperceptible. I'm especially happy because the one I purchased actually seems sharper than the one I rented. And no AF fine-tuning was necessary for my copy. I wanted to wait and see if Sigma would come out with an Art version of this lens, but the new Art lenses have been larger and heavier than their predecessors, and I'm not interested in heavier gear. The quality I get out of this version is more than I need. Not only is this the best value, in my opinion, but it is just about the best quality you can get. For the price, it was a no-brainer for me.
| General | |
| Length | 8.76 cm |
| Diameter | 8.64 cm |
| Weight | 725 g |
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Sigma 85mm F/1.4 Ex Dg Hsm Portrait Lens For Sony Minolta A Mount
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Sigma EX 85mm f/1.4 HSM DG EX Lens For Canon
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Sigma 85mm F/1.4 Ex Dg Hsm Lens Canon Ef Mount Excellent
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I recently purchased this Sigma lens because a friend of mine asked me to take her daughters senior pictures. I have NEVER been asked to do such an important job before because I'm basically a soccer mom photographer, taking photos to use for our end of year banquet slide show and so other kids could have some action shots of themselves. But I thought what the heck, I'll give it a shot (and Seriously had stressed over it!!!). I had been researching portrait lenses previously because I've been trying to UP my photography game and get back into it (because I got a degree in photography a million years ago and never kept up with it!) I guess you could say I'm a better than average non-professional photographer mostly photographing pictures of my kids, dogs and family ... MoreI recently purchased this Sigma lens because a friend of mine asked me to take her daughters senior pictures. I have NEVER been asked to do such an important job before because I'm basically a soccer mom photographer, taking photos to use for our end of year banquet slide show and so other kids could have some action shots of themselves. But I thought what the heck, I'll give it a shot (and Seriously had stressed over it!!!). I had been researching portrait lenses previously because I've been trying to UP my photography game and get back into it (because I got a degree in photography a million years ago and never kept up with it!) I guess you could say I'm a better than average non-professional photographer mostly photographing pictures of my kids, dogs and family the past 15 years. Deciding I would take the challenge and shoot my friends daughters senior photos, it seemed the 85 2.8 portrait lens was the way to go, but deciding on which one to get was another thing. I have a couple of good, expensive Nikon brand lenses, but just wasn't sure I could shell out the extra $ when I could get the equivalent Sigma 85mm. After talking to a VERY knowledgeable B&H employee for 45 minutes for my whole commute home, he told me the Sigma was actually superior to the Nikon for several reasons (which I can't remember!) and seeing as I don't make a living doing photography, it seemed like a no-brainer. He was able to place my order for the Sigma 85mm right then and there, as well as suggest the best filter, and everything was delivered the next day by 10:30 am!. He even game me some shooting tips. I used the lens for my shoot and it worked great! The photos came out better than I had expected and I'm very happy with my purchase. I have to say B&H customer service ROCKS - you can't go wrong!
I love Sigma lenses and this is a dream for portrait work. So bright and so rugged. It is a dream lens. Particularly wanted for the wide aperture after persevering with mid range zooms. The is almost zero chromatic aberration which cannot be said for zooms. Feels like a battleship compared to Canon lens - really well built. Delighted with it.
This is probably the best value 85mm f/1.4 for Nikon shooters. I shoot in low light a lot, so large apertures are important to me. I've only owned Nikon lenses before this, and it took a lot for me to actually purchase this lens. So far, it performs better than expected; I rented one to compare with the Nikon 85 f/1.4G, and the difference was imperceptible. I'm especially happy because the one I purchased actually seems sharper than the one I rented. And no AF fine-tuning was necessary for my copy. I wanted to wait and see if Sigma would come out with an Art version of this lens, but the new Art lenses have been larger and heavier than their predecessors, and I'm not interested in heavier gear. The quality I get out of this version is more than I need. Not only is ... MoreThis is probably the best value 85mm f/1.4 for Nikon shooters. I shoot in low light a lot, so large apertures are important to me. I've only owned Nikon lenses before this, and it took a lot for me to actually purchase this lens. So far, it performs better than expected; I rented one to compare with the Nikon 85 f/1.4G, and the difference was imperceptible. I'm especially happy because the one I purchased actually seems sharper than the one I rented. And no AF fine-tuning was necessary for my copy. I wanted to wait and see if Sigma would come out with an Art version of this lens, but the new Art lenses have been larger and heavier than their predecessors, and I'm not interested in heavier gear. The quality I get out of this version is more than I need. Not only is this the best value, in my opinion, but it is just about the best quality you can get. For the price, it was a no-brainer for me.
I managed to get an excellent condition second-hand lens, hardly used and in perfect working order. This Sigma 85mm is a quite heavy, but that is simply down to the components and glass used. It produces excellent results, the picture quality is outstanding and a superb choice for portrait photography. I have experienced some "searching" when using AF, but this can be easily rectified with the immediate manual override feature if needed. Manual focus can be a little unforgiving as the focus ring is very rigid and the cylinder range extremely tight, however when used correctly, delivers amazing results. Aperture range and bokeh are excellent, providing distinct focal wash and crystal clear target areas. I am very happy with this lens and would highly recommend it.
I use this lens for occasional indoor and outdoor portraits, street scenes and some photojournalism. Size, weight and durability are very good. Sharpness at the center (optical axis) is excellent, possibly better than the Nikon 85mm f1.4. Sharpness falls off moderately beyond 15-18 mm from the center, though. This may not matter if blurring the background is the objective. Color is very good. Auto focus is excellent when light and contrast are above minimum but slows down in dim light and on low-contrast scenes and objects. Manual focus is to me minimally stiff which can cause some frustration when manually focusing precisely in low light as I often do. If you plan on using this as your main working lens for a variety of applications, consider the Nikon too, if you ... MoreI use this lens for occasional indoor and outdoor portraits, street scenes and some photojournalism. Size, weight and durability are very good. Sharpness at the center (optical axis) is excellent, possibly better than the Nikon 85mm f1.4. Sharpness falls off moderately beyond 15-18 mm from the center, though. This may not matter if blurring the background is the objective. Color is very good. Auto focus is excellent when light and contrast are above minimum but slows down in dim light and on low-contrast scenes and objects. Manual focus is to me minimally stiff which can cause some frustration when manually focusing precisely in low light as I often do. If you plan on using this as your main working lens for a variety of applications, consider the Nikon too, if you can spare the money. However, I'm extremely satisfied with this lens for my particular uses and liked saving half the price of the Nikon equivalent.
My professional photographer friend has one of these and he says he rarely uses anything else. I am photographing high speed performers in dark conditions where we cannot use a flash. The light capturing capacity of this lens makes a big difference. Of course it has a shallow depth of field when the aperture is wide open which can make it difficult to focus on the right spot but its autofocus is good and this visual effect is great. It does not have vibration reduction VR technology. It is heavy. With fixed focal length it produces very high quality images but if you want to frame your shot you have to run back and forth or crop it in post-processing. However the quality of the results make all this worth it. I highly recommend this to anyone wanting super high ... MoreMy professional photographer friend has one of these and he says he rarely uses anything else. I am photographing high speed performers in dark conditions where we cannot use a flash. The light capturing capacity of this lens makes a big difference. Of course it has a shallow depth of field when the aperture is wide open which can make it difficult to focus on the right spot but its autofocus is good and this visual effect is great. It does not have vibration reduction VR technology. It is heavy. With fixed focal length it produces very high quality images but if you want to frame your shot you have to run back and forth or crop it in post-processing. However the quality of the results make all this worth it. I highly recommend this to anyone wanting super high quality images, particularly in an indoor setting with natural light.
I am a professional photographer and gallery owner on the Oregon Coast. Like many of you I had read the many negatives from disappointed buyers of this lens as to autofocus issues. And I had the same unfortunate experience with the 50mm f/1.4 that many had had - significant front-focusing at the larger apertures and closer distances. I returned it and decided that the 85mm focal length suited me better, and so with considerable trepidation went ahead and ordered it. When it arrived, in a minute I was putting it through some careful autofocus tests, all of which it passed brilliantly! What a relief and a reassurance that it is possible to get a cood copy. I don't think a buyer should have to jump through hoops returning an item multiple times or having it calibrated ... MoreI am a professional photographer and gallery owner on the Oregon Coast. Like many of you I had read the many negatives from disappointed buyers of this lens as to autofocus issues. And I had the same unfortunate experience with the 50mm f/1.4 that many had had - significant front-focusing at the larger apertures and closer distances. I returned it and decided that the 85mm focal length suited me better, and so with considerable trepidation went ahead and ordered it. When it arrived, in a minute I was putting it through some careful autofocus tests, all of which it passed brilliantly! What a relief and a reassurance that it is possible to get a cood copy. I don't think a buyer should have to jump through hoops returning an item multiple times or having it calibrated - it should work properly straight off. At any rate I look forward to applying this classic and specialized portrait lens to portraits of the landscape and natural history and hope that it will elicit a fresh approach and some original creativity on my part. The separation and bokeh are admirable. I'm also using extension tubes and the focus has remained accurate in this macro mode. Hey, an f/1.4 macro! Oh and I gave it four stars simply because I don't believe in giving any product a perfect score. Is there such a thing as a perfect lens? For example the focus ring on this one is nowhere close to the buttery, liquid feel of lenses of yore. I'm happy tho' and hope to produce some good things with it.
My goal: Bought this for portraits mainly and (yes) landscape too Pros: 1) bokeh is very pleasing, no-not like film, but like...well...digital (no, really, it's fine, it's great ok?) 2) AF is fast in anything brighter than very dim light 3) it's really pretty solid (of course, it's a prime, and from Sigma's EX line 4) I believe it has out-resolved my 16MP D7000, which of course was the goal Cons: 1) as far as color rendition, I'm not sure that colors are as good as other portrait lenses, but having little experience with the other portrait lenses, I'm still confident that I can get the results I want, but you understand what I mean (I bought this as an alternative to the higher quality, pricier portrait lenses 2) there is some (relatively minor) CA wide open so be ... MoreMy goal: Bought this for portraits mainly and (yes) landscape too Pros: 1) bokeh is very pleasing, no-not like film, but like...well...digital (no, really, it's fine, it's great ok?) 2) AF is fast in anything brighter than very dim light 3) it's really pretty solid (of course, it's a prime, and from Sigma's EX line 4) I believe it has out-resolved my 16MP D7000, which of course was the goal Cons: 1) as far as color rendition, I'm not sure that colors are as good as other portrait lenses, but having little experience with the other portrait lenses, I'm still confident that I can get the results I want, but you understand what I mean (I bought this as an alternative to the higher quality, pricier portrait lenses 2) there is some (relatively minor) CA wide open so be careful about that Conclusion: I'm really glad I invested in this lens and would recommend it to all but the most discerning artists. I say this because I have not pushed this lens too hard yet, so I don't know. But IMHO, I have an eye for realism. (As far as that goes, my camera is really the limiting factor due to its limited dynamic range. The lens is fine.) But this is still a limited review. Do I still want the old 105 or 135mm f/2 DC? See my above comment. If I can get this lens to disappoint me, then... So far IT HAS NOT DISAPPOINTED me for the price. IF YOU NEED A LENS WITH THESE SPECIFICATIONS, YOU DONT HAVE TO WORRY ABOUT BUILD QUALITY, unless you just need a heavy duty metal lens. It's plenty tough for me. I am thinking of getting an extension tube to expand the capabilities of this lens. Note: I have not used any filters with it yet, but looking forward to a ND for outdoor portraits. Thanks for reading the really long review.
TERRIBLE COLOR FRINGING THE GOOD: - f1.4 aperture, which makes this lens really fast! - Very-very sharp images, when the focus finds the right target! - Very shallow depth of field that really brings out your subject like no other normal lens. - Large and fantastic glass. - Great for very low light conditions, but tripod is recommended for good quality images, since it has no image stabilization of any kind. THE BAD: - Terrible color fringing! I've never seen a lens with all the variety of color fringing in one unit! Purple, blue, green, all over! Not one single image can escape without something that would immediately doom the picture! They may be corrected with an editing program and very extensive editing, but who has time to edit every single one of the images ... MoreTERRIBLE COLOR FRINGING THE GOOD: - f1.4 aperture, which makes this lens really fast! - Very-very sharp images, when the focus finds the right target! - Very shallow depth of field that really brings out your subject like no other normal lens. - Large and fantastic glass. - Great for very low light conditions, but tripod is recommended for good quality images, since it has no image stabilization of any kind. THE BAD: - Terrible color fringing! I've never seen a lens with all the variety of color fringing in one unit! Purple, blue, green, all over! Not one single image can escape without something that would immediately doom the picture! They may be corrected with an editing program and very extensive editing, but who has time to edit every single one of the images against TERRIBLE color fringing? I certainly don't! :-( - Price... well, it is waaaaaaaaay too expensive on my opinion. - Useless in outdoor conditions. I have no idea why, but when I've tested it indoors, the quality was fine, but outside with natural light, everything is just simply bad! Very bad! Colors get destroyed by the color fringing. It kills them, renders the lens useless! - The extra hood extension for DX lenses is only a burden. It fits on the lens very loosely and just gets in the way, especially when you try to put it into your backpack/bag with the hood reversed on the lens. I have the same issue with the 70-200mm f2.8 OS lens hood extension. Noble idea, however, in real life, just annoying and an extra irritating factor, so I put it aside, never to be used again. I've read a couple of reviews and checked out videos, but nobody mentioned the horrible and extreme color fringing this lens produces. There is no way going around it. It just destroys the images! Outdoor it becomes a nightmare, however, indoors under multiple flash lighting for portraits, it really does shine! A completely different experience! However, for this type of expensive lens most users would expect and demand a lot more usage as only to be used for pro-setup portrait. If you want a lens for low light, the f1.4 might sound tempting, but you won't get much use out of it. I wish I could attach some of the pictures I took with it, coming right out of the store, just to show the real life horror that this lens produces for a simple user outdoors, then how well it performs under flash light as a portrait lens. I'm going to give it another try with white balance and other adjustments like color processing, but if I can't use it for anything else than for portraits alone, then probably I'll have to return it, because for this price it is just too expensive for a single purpose lens. And last, the focus is very erratic, sometimes it finds the target, sometimes it would not. When it does, you get an amazingly super sharp image with fantastic details! When it wouldn't find the target, you get .... mad, which will happen quite often! Bottom line: For an average user and even intermediate photographer, I would NOT recommend this lens at all, first and foremost, because of the... ... TERRIBLE COLOR FRINGING! :-(
Of course a little bit of hesitation while ordering through this site that offers prices way lower than any "official" dealer or salespoint and that show a lot of negative reviews about ordering here - mainly concerning service and communication throughout the delivery stage. Still I ordered a Sigma 85 1.4 Art for Canon and received it about 8 or 9 working days later (the site mentioning "generally between 6 and 8 working days). The lens was in its original package with additional bubble wrap and shipping box. The lens is exactly what I expected and what it would have been if I ordered through an official dealer or shop.I would definitely buy here again. As it is grey import there is always a little chance that you might have some extra hustle in the case you need ... MoreOf course a little bit of hesitation while ordering through this site that offers prices way lower than any "official" dealer or salespoint and that show a lot of negative reviews about ordering here - mainly concerning service and communication throughout the delivery stage. Still I ordered a Sigma 85 1.4 Art for Canon and received it about 8 or 9 working days later (the site mentioning "generally between 6 and 8 working days). The lens was in its original package with additional bubble wrap and shipping box. The lens is exactly what I expected and what it would have been if I ordered through an official dealer or shop.I would definitely buy here again. As it is grey import there is always a little chance that you might have some extra hustle in the case you need to return it under warranty - how realistic is it to buy at 30% lower price and to expect the highest possible service. But then again this lens is top notch, high quality so expect to receive a fantastic piece of glass, in my opinion the chance of anything going wrong is neglictable and it's well worth the "risk".
| General | |
| Length | 8.76 cm |
| Diameter | 8.64 cm |
| Weight | 725 g |
| Lens System |
