SIGMA OWNERS UNITE! Enough with the bad how bout the good!

My Sigma 150-500 is on my camera the majority of the time. Love it for wild life and bird photography.

I currently only have 1 sigma in my kit, a 150-500, have not had a problem with it so far. as i look at other purchases sigma lenses in the focal length will be very much on the table

See the Sigma lenses in my signature. I love them all. My wife also has 3 Sigmas for her cameras which are some of her favorite lenses.

Another happy Sigma owner here. Only own one, a 30mm/1.4, but can easily say it's my fav and most used lens. Build and iQ are top notch and would definitely by again.

8-16 is amazing
15-30 is also very, very good
70-200 2.8 non-OS is fantastic
70-200 2.8 OS is wonderful

Love Sigma.

They get an A in my book!! Love my 30mm 1.4 the lens is amazing. And I really like their presentation too. Boxed nicely, nice case, hood included. Plus how cool are their lens caps!! LOL but in all seriousness my 30mm is a great lens and it sits on my camera unless I put on my telephoto's.

120-300mm f/2.8 is making me happy again once I realized that the "AF problems" (focus pumping) was due to not using the spot AF point on my 7D. Much better now! Still get some color fringing and it's still a bit short for my intended use but I'm getting better with it.

Edit: I'm pumped for that 180mm macro too.

I own three Sigma lenses, 105mm Macro, 150mm OS Macro and the original 50-150mm f/2.8. I have owned the 50-150mm f/2.8 for around 4 years. It has given me some amazing shots.

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Owned several Sigma lenses over the years, but my favorites have been the macros. Had a 180 that was scary sharp and regret selling. Just picked up a 150 (non OS) for cheap that appears to be just as sharp....very nice bang for the buck.

Love my 85mm 1.4. It misses focus every so often but so does the 85mm 1.2L II, and it only happens if I use the side AF sensors in my 5D Mark II, never misses a beat on the 7D, so I would take stock to the 5D being at fault too.

That being said, for Sigma primes, it helps to have the EG-S viewfinder.

I have a few thoughts with the 10-20mm f/3.5, too much chromatic aberration. Not really sharp in the corners, but the build quality is nice on my Sigma lenses.

I own two Sigmas (see sig below) and am very happy with both of them. The 17-70 f/2.8-4 OS has quickly become my favorite lens and rarely comes off my camera. Zero focusing issues (in fact, the 17-70 is very fast and almost totally silent) and neither have needed any MA.

I own a sigma 30mm lens on my 60d and it is extremely sharp and very light weight. Plus, I can get it to flare pretty awesomely.
I was hesitant on buying it because it wasn't canon glass, but I was extremely impressed. I'm glad I did. Alternative was $1300 35L or the lame 35 f/2

Excellent! Keep them coming! Looks like the happy sigma owners are out there! With many happy campers I am sold on getting the sigma 12-24, 24-70, and 70-200. Maybe even trade my rokkor x for the 50 1.4

I just have the 30/1.4 and it does as well in the AF department as all my Canon glass. I have been eying the 10-20/4-5.6 and 17-50/2.8 and hope to pull the trigger on one of the two as soon as my house renovation is done. The 50/1.4 will probably find its way into my bag after those two.