Sigma 50mm f/1.4 DG HSM Art

Andy R wrote in post #17463607

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This is a wicked shot, man. I really dig the balance of the city streets, and the 'pop' of the clouds.

PineBomb wrote in post #17469022
It is awkward. I did this with the 18-35mm. Multiply that process times four different focal lengths. I got there, but I never want to do it again.

It's the price you pay for perfection. If the process took 6hrs to do well then let it be.... I'd use that lens for years to come without a single glitch then I'd be happy to spend 6hrs dialing it in.

Talley wrote in post #17469228
It's the price you pay for perfection. If the process took 6hrs to do well then let it be.... I'd use that lens for years to come without a single glitch then I'd be happy to spend 6hrs dialing it in.

Agreed. The results were worth it. But still I'd prefer never having to do the process again with a zoom lens.

Test shot on one of my favorite models...

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Lens is razor sharp, but I'm still going through the calibration process, I've done this before with my sigma 35, and it is worth it, but boy is it a lot of work to get it perfect.

Anyhow, the focus isn't nailed on this one, but it's the first one I want to share, mainly just a lot of test shots so far.

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"Say Cheese" lol

Great processing!

Was a guest to a cousins wedding and carried the 5D3 and 50A most of the wedding. Here are a couple with the 50:

They had a nice mirror they wrote on that ended up flying off and breaking during a wind gust but still managed to get my daughter and son in the photo first

Last one...