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Name: Sigma 70-200mm F/2.8 APO HSM EX DG OS Nikon Lens
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Model: Sigma 70-200mm F/2.8 APO HSM EX DG OS Lens For Nik

Country/Region of Manufacture: Japan

Compatible Brand: For Nikon

Compatible Filter Size: 77 mm

Compatible Lens Front: 77 mm

Series: Sigma EX

Focal Length Type: Zoom

EAN: 0085126566555

Maximum Aperture: f/2.8

Brand: Sigma

Type: Telephoto, Macro/Close Up

Focus Type: Auto & Manual, Zoom

Mount: Nikon F

MPN: 589955

Focal Length: 70-200mm, Zoom

Item Weight: 1430g

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This large aperture telephoto zoom lens, incorporating Sigma's original Optical Stabilizer function, covers focal lengths from 70mm to 200mm and offers a constant aperture of F2.8 over the entire zoom range. The OS function offers the use of shutter speeds approximately 4 stops slower than would otherwise be possible. It makes shooting easy for many types of photography such as portraits and sports. Two FLD ("F" Low Dispersion) glass elements, which have performance equal to fluorite glass, and three SLD (Special Low Dispersion) glass elements provide excellent correction of color aberration. Super multi-layer coating reduces flare and ghosting. The lens incorporates HSM (Hyper Sonic Motor), ensuring a quiet and high speed AF as well as full-time manual focus capability.

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Brand

Sigma

MPN

589955

EAN

0085126589554, 0085126566555

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99996032

Product Key Features

Mount

Nikon F

Focal Length

70-200mm, Zoom

Maximum Aperture

f/2.8

Type

Telephoto, Macro/Close Up

Focus Type

Auto & Manual, Zoom

Dimensions

Depth

19.8cm

Item Weight

1430g

Additional Product Features

Magnification Factor

2.9x

Compatible Brand

Nikon

Model Number

Ex Dg Os Hsm

Diameter

8.6cm

For Camera Brand

Nikon

Focal Length (mm)

70-200mm

Camera Type

Slr

Optical Zoom

2.9x

Product Line

Sigma Ex

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by ajpyephotography
Nov 05, 2010
Great starting point for portraits
I bought this lens for a crop-sensor camera after borrowing the Canon 70-200mm f/2.8 L IS USM to shoot a wedding and loving it. On my budget at the time I didn't want to spend on the Canon version (even the non-stabilised one) so decided to enter the 70-200mm f/2.8 market with this Sigma version, with the intention of reselling later should I decide to make the switch to the Canon later. However, apart from not being stabilised (which is definitely a nice feature, especially nearer the 200mm length), at the moment I'm happy with my Sigma lens. The lens is really well-built, looks and feels beautiful. I've had two Sigma lenses before and had slight focus issues with one of them, and having heard people saying that they had bought this lens and that it was too soft towards ... I bought this lens for a crop-sensor camera after borrowing the Canon 70-200mm f/2.8 L IS USM to shoot a wedding and loving it. On my budget at the time I didn't want to spend on the Canon version (even the non-stabilised one) so decided to enter the 70-200mm f/2.8 market with this Sigma version, with the intention of reselling later should I decide to make the switch to the Canon later. However, apart from not being stabilised (which is definitely a nice feature, especially nearer the 200mm length), at the moment I'm happy with my Sigma lens. The lens is really well-built, looks and feels beautiful. I've had two Sigma lenses before and had slight focus issues with one of them, and having heard people saying that they had bought this lens and that it was too soft towards the long end at wide apertures, I was slightly worried about my purchase, but my copy appears fine in this regard. Focus seems to be accurate, although a little slower than I was expecting for a lens of this type (wide aperture and sonic motor focus drive). Also worth mentioning is Sigma's brilliant tripod collar, which can be removed while the lens is mounted on a camera (unlike Canon's one). For location portraits, a lens of this type is a great investment and I love using mine for this purpose. I also intend to use it for more telephoto landscapes, and I have no doubt it will perform well for that too. It should also be good for (reasonably tame) wildlife and maybe for indoor sports as well. I've upgraded to a full-frame camera very recently and this lens has taken on a whole new life on it - it's a good length and the shallow depth of field can be used to achieve fantastic-looking portraits. Overall, I'd really recommend this lens to anyone looking to get into portraiture. I already had the Canon 85mm f/1.8 when I bought it, and the prime lens outperforms the Sigma in nearly all aspects, but the Sigma offers the versatility of a zoom lens, and is a really nice piece of equipment.
by ajpyephotography
Nov 05, 2010
Great starting point for portraits
I bought this lens for a crop-sensor camera after borrowing the Canon 70-200mm f/2.8 L IS USM to shoot a wedding and loving it. On my budget at the time I didn't want to spend on the Canon version (even the non-stabilised one) so decided to enter the 70-200mm f/2.8 market with this Sigma version, with the intention of reselling later should I decide to make the switch to the Canon later. However, apart from not being stabilised (which is definitely a nice feature, especially nearer the 200mm length), at the moment I'm happy with my Sigma lens. The lens is really well-built, looks and feels beautiful. I've had two Sigma lenses before and had slight focus issues with one of them, and having heard people saying that they had bought this lens and that it was too soft towards the long end at ... I bought this lens for a crop-sensor camera after borrowing the Canon 70-200mm f/2.8 L IS USM to shoot a wedding and loving it. On my budget at the time I didn't want to spend on the Canon version (even the non-stabilised one) so decided to enter the 70-200mm f/2.8 market with this Sigma version, with the intention of reselling later should I decide to make the switch to the Canon later. However, apart from not being stabilised (which is definitely a nice feature, especially nearer the 200mm length), at the moment I'm happy with my Sigma lens. The lens is really well-built, looks and feels beautiful. I've had two Sigma lenses before and had slight focus issues with one of them, and having heard people saying that they had bought this lens and that it was too soft towards the long end at wide apertures, I was slightly worried about my purchase, but my copy appears fine in this regard. Focus seems to be accurate, although a little slower than I was expecting for a lens of this type (wide aperture and sonic motor focus drive). Also worth mentioning is Sigma's brilliant tripod collar, which can be removed while the lens is mounted on a camera (unlike Canon's one). For location portraits, a lens of this type is a great investment and I love using mine for this purpose. I also intend to use it for more telephoto landscapes, and I have no doubt it will perform well for that too. It should also be good for (reasonably tame) wildlife and maybe for indoor sports as well. I've upgraded to a full-frame camera very recently and this lens has taken on a whole new life on it - it's a good length and the shallow depth of field can be used to achieve fantastic-looking portraits. Overall, I'd really recommend this lens to anyone looking to get into portraiture. I already had the Canon 85mm f/1.8 when I bought it, and the prime lens outperforms the Sigma in nearly all aspects, but the Sigma offers the versatility of a zoom lens, and is a really nice piece of equipment.
by ajpyephotography
Nov 05, 2010
Great starting point for portraits
I bought this lens for a crop-sensor camera after borrowing the Canon 70-200mm f/2.8 L IS USM to shoot a wedding and loving it. On my budget at the time I didn't want to spend on the Canon version (even the non-stabilised one) so decided to enter the 70-200mm f/2.8 market with this Sigma version, with the intention of reselling later should I decide to make the switch to the Canon later. However, apart from not being stabilised (which is definitely a nice feature, especially nearer the 200mm length), at the moment I'm happy with my Sigma lens. The lens is really well-built, looks and feels beautiful. I've had two Sigma lenses before and had slight focus issues with one of them, and having heard people saying that they had bought this lens and that it was too soft towards ... I bought this lens for a crop-sensor camera after borrowing the Canon 70-200mm f/2.8 L IS USM to shoot a wedding and loving it. On my budget at the time I didn't want to spend on the Canon version (even the non-stabilised one) so decided to enter the 70-200mm f/2.8 market with this Sigma version, with the intention of reselling later should I decide to make the switch to the Canon later. However, apart from not being stabilised (which is definitely a nice feature, especially nearer the 200mm length), at the moment I'm happy with my Sigma lens. The lens is really well-built, looks and feels beautiful. I've had two Sigma lenses before and had slight focus issues with one of them, and having heard people saying that they had bought this lens and that it was too soft towards the long end at wide apertures, I was slightly worried about my purchase, but my copy appears fine in this regard. Focus seems to be accurate, although a little slower than I was expecting for a lens of this type (wide aperture and sonic motor focus drive). Also worth mentioning is Sigma's brilliant tripod collar, which can be removed while the lens is mounted on a camera (unlike Canon's one). For location portraits, a lens of this type is a great investment and I love using mine for this purpose. I also intend to use it for more telephoto landscapes, and I have no doubt it will perform well for that too. It should also be good for (reasonably tame) wildlife and maybe for indoor sports as well. I've upgraded to a full-frame camera very recently and this lens has taken on a whole new life on it - it's a good length and the shallow depth of field can be used to achieve fantastic-looking portraits. Overall, I'd really recommend this lens to anyone looking to get into portraiture. I already had the Canon 85mm f/1.8 when I bought it, and the prime lens outperforms the Sigma in nearly all aspects, but the Sigma offers the versatility of a zoom lens, and is a really nice piece of equipment.
by nU7JyhbMTsa@Deleted
Jul 10, 2011
Buy it at this price. I'm sure that you won't be dissapointed with it!
I bought this Sigma EX DG OS HSM 70 - 200f/2.8 lens about a month ago. For a start i can't fault the image quality one bit! Everything stays nice and sharp right the way through the range, and the focusing ring has a nice feel to it. I bought this lens as i like doing portrait photography, and set on f/2.8 gives a nice blurry background which is great for bokeh shots. And is excellent in low light! There's not much that i dislike about this lens although i thought that i would be slightly lighter! Im sure that this price can't be matched, and i have seen this lens selling for no less than £999.00 in camera magazines that i have bought. I would score it 97 out of 100!I bought this Sigma EX DG OS HSM 70 - 200f/2.8 lens about a month ago. For a start i can't fault the image quality one bit! Everything stays nice and sharp right the way through the range, and the focusing ring has a nice feel to it. I bought this lens as i like doing portrait photography, and set on f/2.8 gives a nice blurry background which is great for bokeh shots. And is excellent in low light! There's not much that i dislike about this lens although i thought that i would be slightly lighter! Im sure that this price can't be matched, and i have seen this lens selling for no less than £999.00 in camera magazines that i have bought. I would score it 97 out of 100!
by danomo_59
Dec 21, 2021
Amazing great lens
Amazing lens, fast focus, sharp images
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Great starting point for portraits

Great starting point for portraits

Great starting point for portraits

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