View Full Version : Sigma 50-500 or 150-500?
nekrosoft13
1st of February 2011 (Tue), 23:45
Which Sigma OS HSM would you recommend?
Is there a good comparison somewhere?
50-500 OS HSM
or
150-500 OS HSM
nekrosoft13
2nd of February 2011 (Wed), 11:10
not a single comment?
superdiver
2nd of February 2011 (Wed), 11:16
the canon 100-400L IS... thats the one i would recomend...
drumsfield
2nd of February 2011 (Wed), 11:53
the canon 100-400L IS... thats the one i would recomend...
+2 me too
nekrosoft13
3rd of February 2011 (Thu), 10:02
but why?
can some sigma 50-500 or 150-500 owners comment?
superdiver
3rd of February 2011 (Thu), 10:10
i did comment...
still advice is to go with the 100-400, as an owner of all three...
05Xrunner
3rd of February 2011 (Thu), 10:13
wrong section...this is Photo sample archive
nekrosoft13
3rd of February 2011 (Thu), 10:20
can a mod move it.
moraleda
11th of February 2011 (Fri), 18:23
Here is the TRUE:
http://www.juzaphoto.com/eng/articles/canon_100-400_sigma_120-400_150-500_50-500.htm
:cool::cool::cool:
In terms of value for money, the Sigma 150-500 and the 120-400 are the winner of the test; they are much cheaper than the Canon 100-400 and they offers good image quality. The 50-500 is a little shaper in the studio tests, but in the field I think that the image stabilization of the 150-500 and 120-400 will compensate for the slightly lower sharpness. At $800, the 150-500 it is the cheapest 500mm that I know, and it has both stabilization and ultrasonic autofocus! If you want a lot of reach and you have a tight budget I recommend this lens.
LowriderS10
11th of February 2011 (Fri), 18:28
not back to back and not extensively, but I have tried both lenses (compared them both to a lens I owned at the time), so in a way it's an indirect comparison...the Sigma was ever so slightly softer than the Canon, but still very good. I'd probably go with the Sigma, unless you don't care about money, in which case you might as well get the Canon.
nekrosoft13
12th of February 2011 (Sat), 00:07
Here is the TRUE:
http://www.juzaphoto.com/eng/articles/canon_100-400_sigma_120-400_150-500_50-500.htm
:cool::cool::cool:
In terms of value for money, the Sigma 150-500 and the 120-400 are the winner of the test; they are much cheaper than the Canon 100-400 and they offers good image quality. The 50-500 is a little shaper in the studio tests, but in the field I think that the image stabilization of the 150-500 and 120-400 will compensate for the slightly lower sharpness. At $800, the 150-500 it is the cheapest 500mm that I know, and it has both stabilization and ultrasonic autofocus! If you want a lot of reach and you have a tight budget I recommend this lens.
very good comparison
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