m4/3rd users Sigma primes..

[strumstrum]

..any users have experience with these and how you rate them over Oly/Pan primes.

Thanks

 

[minnnt]

They do look the biz and for £125 they're a bargain imo. Only thing that crossed my mind was that they might not produce as much bokeh as i like with it being a MFT sensor.

 

[srhmoto]

I have the 19mm and 60mm and both are superb. They really do punch above their weight (particularly the 60mm).

Cheers,

Simon.

 

[strumstrum]

It's the 60mm that has my attention, 120mm 2.8 is a pretty impressive spec for the money.

 

[Brazo]

I used the sigma 60 on an nex and it was insanely sharp wide open even in the extreme corners.

 

[BacktotheFuji]

I have the 30/2.8 on my E-PL5 and it's really good, sharp from wide open. You pick them up used for under £100.00.

 

[dejongj]

I don't have them, however I've never seen or read a bad thing about them.

 

[magicolor1]

I have the older 30mm in m4/3rds mount and it's optically very good. When it's off the camera there's an odd rattle which makes it seem poorly built, but that goes away when on the camera so I think is something to do with the AF motor unlocking. Other than that they're very nice. I had a pair (19 and 30) for my Sony NEX which I sold a while ago and found them the same.

 

[swisscheese]

using a sigma 30mm f2.8 ex dn on a Panasonic m4/3; for the money it's a good all round performer, in a nice little package, and the results have been excellent.....in fact my Dad, who is difficult to please believe me, is looking to pick one up for his Nex - so if anybody has a used E mount version they are looking to move on let me know.

http://www.talkphotography.co.uk/threads/sigma-30mm-f2-8-ex-dn.542153/#post-6259575

 

[BacktotheFuji]

I haven't done any serious work with this lens as the Oly is my point and shoot...but here's some snaps with the 30/2.8:

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