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Sigma EX 20mm f/1.8 DG EX RF ASP Lens for Nikon AF-D Mount

Name: Sigma EX 20mm f/1.8 DG EX RF ASP Lens for Nikon AF-D Mount
Brand: Sigma
Price: 328.37 CAD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.55 (20 reviews)

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Condition: Open box: An item in excellent, new condition with no wear. The item may be missing the original ...

Compatible Brand: For Nikon

Maximum Aperture: f/1.8

Brand: Sigma

Series: Sigma EX

Type: N/A

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Mount: Nikon AF-D

MPN: 411101

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Compatible Filter Size: 82 mm

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by lumencraft_flashlights
Mar 01, 2018Top favourable review
Crystal clear and razor sharp!
The best "budget" lens on the market. Sharper than my Rokinon 10mm. The auto focus works well too.
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by entropic-remnants
Mar 07, 2011
Surprising Sharpness Considering Its Reputation
I bought this as an additional secret weapon for weddings and industrial hand held, low-light shooting. This is the latest version of this lens (there is an older version that is not "DG"). This lens is either loved or hated apparently due to the Sigma curse of poor quality control. I've been lucky with Sigma's so far, but I've had friends that had to send their lenses back. To Sigma's credit, they always seem to return a well adjusted and properly operating lens. This copy is pretty soft in the center at F/1.8 which is about what you'd expect. However -- and to me inexplicably -- just a 1/3 stop closure to F/2 clears things up immensely. I've shot it on my D200 and my D7000 and it works well on each, though I had to dial in correction for a bit of back focusing which is only really ... I bought this as an additional secret weapon for weddings and industrial hand held, low-light shooting. This is the latest version of this lens (there is an older version that is not "DG"). This lens is either loved or hated apparently due to the Sigma curse of poor quality control. I've been lucky with Sigma's so far, but I've had friends that had to send their lenses back. To Sigma's credit, they always seem to return a well adjusted and properly operating lens. This copy is pretty soft in the center at F/1.8 which is about what you'd expect. However -- and to me inexplicably -- just a 1/3 stop closure to F/2 clears things up immensely. I've shot it on my D200 and my D7000 and it works well on each, though I had to dial in correction for a bit of back focusing which is only really apparent on very shallow depth of field shots. Shooting it on DX (1.5x crop, the edges are soft until you start to hit F/2.8 or so and not really getting sharp until F/4 -- but by F/5.6 the lens is extraordinarily sharp. There's little out there at this wide an angle that is as affordable as this lens. For many shots, that gauzy softness -- particularly for weddings -- might be actually usable. Some carefully applied masked sharpening can work wonders to make a nice looking shot. Soft focus and noise clean up better than motion blur. One of the wonders is how close this thing focuses. This is one of the lens strengths/weaknesses. Some said the lens just wasn't as sharp when wide open at close focus as it was nearer infinity. My copy seems to be the opposite of that. Wide open shots at f/1.8 a few inches from the lens appear sharper than the shots further away. Could be an anomaly and it's not dramatic but that's what I think I'm seeing. Overall, a surprisingly useful lens at F/2 where I will choose to shoot it for very low light performance. This lens, paired with the good high-iso noise of my D7000, can make some shots possible that I normally would not bother with knowing that there would be no usable quality. Although it seems these lenses can be a "crap shoot", I recommend getting one if you need something very fast and fairly wide. For this price you can certainly find something you can use it for when you have no other options. If, like me, you have old Nikon film cameras then you will like that this lens has a real aperture ring. Since the lens is full-frame compatible it can be used as an ultra wide lens on full frame and film cameras -- through frankly with it's edge sharpness issues on DX I would think using it on film/FX would require careful framing and limit your applications at large aperture. My version is for Nikon AF and I presume the other versions are similar in this respect: there's no motor in the lens. It is entirely dependent on the focus drive motor in the camera which means slightly slower focus performance and a bit more noise. Still, I don't consider this lens excessively noisy or slow but if you're used to a professional AF-S or USM style lens this is a step back. Not bad for a motor driven AF lens from Sigma though. A word on build quality: this is a Sigma EX (top-of-the-line) lens and it feels solid. Certainly it's huge for a prime with its nearly 4" length and 82mm filter. It has the hokey focus clutch like a Tokina which I'm not fond of, but I don't focus this one manually anyway so who cares. Just make sure the focus ring is pushed forward towards the objective when you use it.
by sltillett
Jun 06, 2012
Good value for the money, especially for the DSLR videographer on a budget.
This is a solid lens. I would recommend it to new and ametuer consumers -- for the money, the picture is hard to beat. I use it primarily for video when I want a wider shot than my Canon 50mm f/1.8. The lens provides clear shots at wide angles. It is not quite as wide as the Tokina 11-16 f/2.8, which will get the whole room in the shot, but then again, I got it for 1/2 the price of that lens (which retails for about $600) and the Tokina is not a prime and is only f/2.8. Still, something about the quality and sharpness of the Tokina impresses me in a way that this lens does not. This lens is also not as sharp and clear as the Canon 50mm f/1.8, which I picked up new for $100. That is the first lens I suggest any videographer get. It is cheap and extremely good quality for the money, ... This is a solid lens. I would recommend it to new and ametuer consumers -- for the money, the picture is hard to beat. I use it primarily for video when I want a wider shot than my Canon 50mm f/1.8. The lens provides clear shots at wide angles. It is not quite as wide as the Tokina 11-16 f/2.8, which will get the whole room in the shot, but then again, I got it for 1/2 the price of that lens (which retails for about $600) and the Tokina is not a prime and is only f/2.8. Still, something about the quality and sharpness of the Tokina impresses me in a way that this lens does not. This lens is also not as sharp and clear as the Canon 50mm f/1.8, which I picked up new for $100. That is the first lens I suggest any videographer get. It is cheap and extremely good quality for the money, albeit a plastic lens. The Signma lens provides a focal range very near the low end of my $1,200 Canon 24-70mm f/2.8L, but it is a fraction of the cost, it is a prime so you don't have to fuss with the zoom, and it weighs substantially less, which is always a plus when I'm shooting with a rig or my glidecam. To be honest, I do not really notice the difference between the Canon 24-70mm f/2.8L and the Sigma 20mm f/1.8, but I really notice it on my Canon 50mm f/1.8 and the Sigma 20mm f/1.8. The Canon is substantially clearer in low light situations. To summarize: Pro: Light, inexpensive, wide, prime, and clear. Good value for the money, especially for the DSLR videographer on a budget. Con: Not as clear as some of the cheaper lenses on the market. You could skip this lens and get the Canon 50mm f/1.8 and the Tokina 11-16mm f/2.8 and be extremely satisfied. It also has a focal range within that of my favorite lens - the Canon 24-70mm f/2.8L. Thanks. Scott T
by mrbikealot
Jun 17, 2008
Surprisingly good for the price!
Very bright lens at this focal length. Surprisingly sharp, even though the edges lose some sharpness. So, it may not be the best lens for film or full-frame digital cameras, but with the crop factor of many digital SLR's, the edge sharpness in negligible. Still, given the price, this is an excellent lens for all formats. One thing that could be better is focusing speed. It's kind of slow, so I recommend manual focusing, especially in low light conditions.Very bright lens at this focal length. Surprisingly sharp, even though the edges lose some sharpness. So, it may not be the best lens for film or full-frame digital cameras, but with the crop factor of many digital SLR's, the edge sharpness in negligible. Still, given the price, this is an excellent lens for all formats. One thing that could be better is focusing speed. It's kind of slow, so I recommend manual focusing, especially in low light conditions.
by rwdrex
May 23, 2010
Quality low-light, wide-angle, full frame lens.
If want a fast aperture f1.8, wide-angle 20mm, full frame sensor capable, prime lens--you have virtually no other options under $1,000. Quality build, a bit heavy with an unusual auto focus/manual focus mechanism. Feels good holding, easy to control and manually focus. Fast auto focus. OK sharpness wide open @ f1.8. Exceptional sharpness @ f4.0 and up. Low distortion and CA. Great bokeh! Get to know it's limitations and you can excel @ photo taking with this unique lens.If want a fast aperture f1.8, wide-angle 20mm, full frame sensor capable, prime lens--you have virtually no other options under $1,000. Quality build, a bit heavy with an unusual auto focus/manual focus mechanism. Feels good holding, easy to control and manually focus. Fast auto focus. OK sharpness wide open @ f1.8. Exceptional sharpness @ f4.0 and up. Low distortion and CA. Great bokeh! Get to know it's limitations and you can excel @ photo taking with this unique lens.

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Crystal clear and razor sharp!

Surprising Sharpness Considering Its Reputation

Good value for the money, especially for the DSLR videographer on a budget.

Surprisingly good for the price!

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