My conclusion is a whole-hearted recommendation of this lens. The 85/1.8 has great colors too, and I like the images it produces. Also, when you need fast aperture, this lens has it I use it for indoor applications like church events, weddings, and so forth. I normally shoot at f/2.8, but this lens gets ridiculously sharp around f/5.6. Even by f/2.2, it's sharp, and it keeps getting better. While the lens isn't totally sha rp wide open, it gets sharp really fast when you stop it down. Fortunately, both of these weak areas are corrected when you stop down, even just a little by f/2.2, the lens really starts to perform very well. Also, the lens is not razor sharp wide open it's usable, but not tack sharp. I haven't had a chance to use this lens in super bright light yet, but I'll bet this can get really bad. Wide open, in high contrast areas it picks up some purple fringing.
SIGMA 35MM 1.4 CANON FULL
Even on crop sensor cameras, like the Rebel XT like I use, the focal length is great, equivalent to a 135mm lens on full frame.įirst, here are it's weak areas. It is well built, and the USM autofocus is fast and quiet. I got this lens for portraits and low light photography, and I am quite impressed with it. The 85mm 1.8 lens performs equally brilliantly at the 85mm focal length. Just as my 50mm 1.4 not built like a L lens tank and does not have IS but image sharpness at 2.0/f, color, fast focusing, light weight and price it beats all L lens in my view. The price-to-image-quality ratio is unbeatable, and its built to last. I recommendation this lens to anyone who is looking for 85mm lens that has fast focus, sharp image, outstanding color for wide range applications and light weight. On a 5D you get the ideal 85mm focal length perfect for portraits photography. It has great colors too, and I like the sharp images it produces. I use i t for indoor applications for weddings, birthdays and church events. of course as you increase the f stop you loose the shallow depth of field that you get from 50mm at 1.8 or 2.o Also, when you need fast focusing, this lens has it. It is better than 85mm 1.2 L lens because its speed of focus, image sharpness, weight and cost.Īt wide open at 1.8, in high contrast areas it picks up some purple fringing and not razor sharp like my 50mm 1.4 at 2.0.īut once you the f setting is 2.8 lens really becomes sharp as per 50mm 1.4 set 2.0 and gets ridiculously sharp around f/5.6. Even on crop sensor cameras, like the Canon 7D like I use, the focal length is great, equivalent to a 135mm lens on full frame. It matches image quality, colour and fast focusing of Canon 50mm 1.4 lens
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