I purchased a 17-35mm Sigma EX lens for my canon D10 appx 4 years ago. From the time I bought the lens it was never sharp and really horrible on the right side even stopped down. I really should have returned the lens but at the time I shelved it and would occasionally "retest" it thinking maybe I was too critical, and every time it still sucked. Anyway now several years later I decided that I did spend around $400 for the lens, its not usable, I wonder if sigma will do anything about it since it is far from in warranty. I contacted Sigma and explained the situation and they told me where to send it for "evaluation" and a repair estimate.
My question is pretty simple. Is Sigma pretty good about stepping forward and doing the right thing on bad lenses? I realize I should have returned it when I got it but, well I did'nt, my fault. Anyone have any good or bad experiences with Sigma on "lemon lenses"?
Canon usually has bent over backwards to help in such a problem, how does Sigma stack up.
Also if they say they can repair it and I have to pay, is it going to be sharp as one of the "good ones" that they produce?
Any comments or advice would be appreciated.


