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Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Do people with this lens own a wider angle lens or does this suit all your needs for wide angle? Thanks in advance.

A: This lens is also my main lens but it is complemented with wider Sigma 8-16 lens.

Q: 2. I want to adapt this lens to my Sony fs5. Would it make more sense to order the EF mount version and use either the MC-11 or Metabones Mark4? OR.. Order it in the Sony A mount and then use Sony's A to E mount adapter? I believe Sony's native A mount of this lens won't go directly onto the fs5.

A: You will get similar results whether you go Canon EF to Sony E or Sony A to Sony E adaptation. But, it is best to trust the results of the Sony to Sony functionality (eliminating a 3rd party product), so the Sony A mount to E mount adapter is recommended for the FS5.

Q: 3. is the autofocusing problem is something to consider? and does it happen quite often?

A: The auto focusing problem is definitely to be considered. My lens has gone back to Sigma twice for repairs in the first six month since I got it. Mind that this is the second lens, the first one B&H replaced right away after I noticed a different focusing problem. Now it works fine, but not for more than 2 hours. after that it gets tired and stops focusing. Sorry, but I don't think I'll buy another lens from Sigma. On the other hand, B&H has been great, as always, with their customer service.

Q: 4. Dear sir,Please let me know whether this lens is compatible with the canon cameras. if yes which models of the canon camera series is it compatible with?

A: The lens listed here, Sigma 18-35mm f/1.8 DC HSM Art Lens for Sigma B&H # SI183518DCS MFR # 210-110 is not compatible with any Canon camera. The Canon mount version of this lens listed below is compatible with all of Canon's cameras with an APC-S sensor. Canon cameras with a full frame sensor are not compatible.

Q: 5. Will this lens (nikon mount) work with an nf speedbooster to mft? I wanna use it with my z cam e2

A: Yes, it will work.

Q: 6. Will this lens work with the Sony LAEA4 adaptor - a mount to e mount?

A: It's working with Laea 2 perfectly on my nex7 (only thing is I thought the auto focus will b faster)No reason for it not to work with Laea 4

Q: 7. Is this a good portrait lens? I mainly shoot newborns

A: Hi RachaelFirst off, this is an extremely good lens, I have had fantastic shots, low light levels, night, Bokeh effects, etc. It is NOT for a full frame camera. It is also wide angle and you would have to be close for baby photography. I would recommend you check distance you would like to shoot from and deicide if that works for you. The 35mm translates to roughly 50mm on the old 35mm cameras. Hope this information helps.

Q: 8. Would this lens work with Sony a6000? If an adapter is required, would it lose any functionality with adapter?

A: Dean, I am using this lens on Pentax K-mount - Sigma A lens are great - Sony A6000 is E-mount - Look to need A-mount adapter. I found info on adapter LAEA2 for APS-C. It sound positif that you keep full functionalities. From my experience with adapters, the best test is to try it. I hope you will get a reply from someone who used SONY adapters. Best regards and good luck.

Q: 9. Will this lens work with a Canon 5D mark ii?

A: Unfortunately, this lens is not compatible with Canon full frame cameras like the 5D Mark II. It is only compatible with Canon APS-C cameras such as the 70D.

Q: 10. will this lens work with Canon EOS C100?

A: I have both C100 Mk 1 and Mk 2 and just recently had the sensor updated on the Mk1. I put this lens on the updated sensor of the Mk1 and wow just amazing!