The Sigma scored 10 (points?) higher sharpness than the Canon on DXOMARK (that was center sharpness only I think, the Siggy is worse on the corners). Does anyone have any real world hands on comparison experience with these?
chuckmiller Goldmember  More info Post edited over 4 years ago by chuckmiller. | Jun 10, 2019 16:30 | #1 The Sigma scored 10 (points?) higher sharpness than the Canon on DXOMARK (that was center sharpness only I think, the Siggy is worse on the corners). Does anyone have any real world hands on comparison experience with these? .
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SMP_Homer Cream of the Crop  More info | Jun 10, 2019 16:46 | #2 I have the sigma and Ver1 EOS R6’ / 1D X / 1D IV (and the wife has a T4i)
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Jun 10, 2019 16:55 | #3 Can you comment/compare on focus speed and focus accuracy as well? .
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SMP_Homer Cream of the Crop More info | I suspect the L would be faster / more accurate on most bodies.... but on the R, everything is dead accurate EOS R6’ / 1D X / 1D IV (and the wife has a T4i)
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umphotography grabbing their Johnson  More info | Jun 12, 2019 18:48 | #5 Im not a fan of the new version 2 24-105.....Crapola update.....that said I would choose it over sigma just for ability to screw on filters. I dont think sigma can screw on. I know the Tokina WA could not as well Mike
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SMP_Homer Cream of the Crop More info | Jun 13, 2019 08:48 | #6 umphotography wrote in post #18876771  Im not a fan of the new version 2 24-105.....Crapola update.....that said I would choose it over sigma just for ability to screw on filters. I dont think sigma can screw on. I know the Tokina WA could not as well Must be a myth - I have no issues with 82mm ND and CPL filters on the sigma! EOS R6’ / 1D X / 1D IV (and the wife has a T4i)
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umphotography grabbing their Johnson More info | Jun 13, 2019 08:51 | #7 SMP_Homer wrote in post #18877046 Must be a myth - I have no issues with 82mm ND and CPL filters on the sigma! Yeah I didnt know you could screw on a filter on the sigma. Have not used it other than slap it on 1 time at a camera store. Mike
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Apricane Shooting the breeze  More info | Jun 26, 2019 21:54 | #8 That being said, it's still worth mentioning that 77mm filters tend to be significantly cheaper than 82mm ones. In the same way, the position of the zoom ring on each lens could be a deciding factor in which one prefers. For that reason I went with the Sigma, and certainly have been satisfied with focus speed and accuracy on all bodies I've used it on so far (mostly a 70D and a 6D). Apricane flickr
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