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Jul 05, 2013 17:54 |  #1

I was looking at photos of this lens and love them, but seems like most people are using it on full frame cameras. I have a T2i. Does this lens perform well on crop cameras like mine or should I hold off until I upgrade to a better camera? It would be mainly for portraits.




  
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Jul 05, 2013 18:02 |  #2
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It does perform well, but you won't be using the lens to its fullest potential.

Do you see yourself going ff soon? If not, get the Sigma 30 Art instead.

95% of performance of Sigma 35 (only when compared on crop) for half the price.

It's only the logical decision.


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Jul 05, 2013 20:19 as a reply to  @ kin2son's post |  #3

Ya know I have never understood this logic. It seems to me that people update their 24mm 1.4's their 24-70 2.8's their 70-200 2.8's, so why do they do it? The 35 is much more then 5% better then the 30, the 35 is the highest rated lens on a 7D on DXO mark, with the new 30 at 12th and the old one at 39th.

Maybe it would be better to say "It's one of many logical decisions."


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Jul 05, 2013 20:34 as a reply to  @ Varago's post |  #4

56mm FOV is too long for me. I wouldn't want any 35mm prime on a cropper.


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Jul 05, 2013 22:06 |  #5

brian4646 wrote in post #16094723 (external link)
I was looking at photos of this lens and love them, but seems like most people are using it on full frame cameras. I have a T2i. Does this lens perform well on crop cameras like mine or should I hold off until I upgrade to a better camera? It would be mainly for portraits.

i used mine on my T2i and it was fantastic. Ends up being about 53mm or 56mm (cant remember) with he crop sensor, but it was sharp as a tack. I say go for it. Great lens


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