Alright, so you're the proud owner of a
Sony mirrorless camera.
What are you going to do about Sigma?
You want to get a Sigma lens, here we
have it, it's the 30mm f/1.4 DN DC,
for Sony mirrorless. As always if
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Now, let's take a look and
see what's inside this box.
Hopefully the 30mm in here
somewhere, and of course here is all your
instructional pamphlet, and your Sigma
warranty, of course, this is Sigma U.S.A., so
this is only good if its purchase in the
U.S. and from an authorized dealer like
Digital Goja, now remember with Sigma products you
have to go online and register it to
bring it up to the full four-year
manufacturer warranty. Again very well
packaged to make sure you get the lens
in one piece.
Nice and compact, this is beautiful!
Perfect size for mirrorless and you have
the lens and the proprietary lens hood, look at that it just
snaps in place. And of course it could be
reversed if you just want to carry it
along and put in your favorite bag. So let's
take a closer look and see what the
features are of the Sigma 30mm f/1.4
for Sony E series.
Stay tuned. Alright, so let's take a
closer look at the Sigma DC DN which
means, it's for crop sensor and this one
is meant for the mirrorless design. It's
a 30 mm f/1.4, so that means, if
you are putting it on a full-frame it
would be the equivalent of 45 mm
perspective is the way would be. It's a f/1.4
constant aperture, but you can stop down
to f/16 for more depth of field. You have
3 aspherical elements, 1 double-sided
aspherical element and all that means
that it is going to control aberration and
distortion, so you can get nice sharp
beautiful high-resolution images, whether
you're going to be doing video or stills,
and it has the super multi-layer coating.
Now notice it has a very popular
diameter filter thread size 52mm.
So it means you can get some
incredible UV, CPL and ND filters for it, and
of course, has the stepping AF motor
which is great for both video and stills,
but you have full-time manual focus for
overwrite capability. Very well
constructed, of course, is that TSC
construction that we're used to from
Sigma, with a nice brass bayonet mount to
get a nice firm connection and a proper
electrical connection. Of course, you have
the proprietary lens hood, which again
is also completely reversible when
not in use and it mounts very easily
onto a Sony very popular camera the A6300.
Notice you just line up the white dot to
the white dot and twist,
there you go, and once I turn it on I
have the same control as it was an original
Sony lens so focuses right on the money
and it takes the picture pretty much
instantly, and you have that beautiful
boca capability with the f/1.4
aperture and again the nine blade rounded
diaphragm system. So again if you are in
the market for a nice fast prime for
your Sony crop sensor camera and you
don't want to break the bank, take a much
closer look at the Sigma 30mm f/1.4 DC DN
contemporary lens for Sony E-mount.
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Happy shooting!!
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