Sigma 56mm f/1.4 DC DN Contemporary Lens (Sony E)

Sigma 56mm f/1.4 DC DN Contemporary Lens (Sony E)

(20 customer reviews)

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Sigma 56mm f/1.4 DC DN Contemporary Lens (Sony E)

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20 reviews for Sigma 56mm f/1.4 DC DN Contemporary Lens (Sony E)

  1. Natasha Crouch –

    This is my first dalliance into the world of fixed focal length prime lenses. Purchased for my A6000 mirrorless camera. It is great quality. Metal body with a large rubber focus ring which is very tactile. Paired it with the Gobe NDX filter. Cannot wait to take this to Paris and see what I can capture.

  2. Jon Rawson –

    For the money(~£400) this is a fantastic lens. I’ve owned the sigma 30mm, Sony 18-70mm, and Sony 35mm alongside the stock lens.For photography on an a6300 this lens is as sharp as the 30mm,whilst being smaller and more portable. Auto focus is almost as fast as a Sony lens and certainly never an issue.For video, OSS helps significantly in my experience, but the image quality is still fantastic,i imagine this would be even better on an A6500.Overall this is a great portrait lens and strongly recommended on a apsc lens.

  3. Benedetta –

    love this lens, works like a dream on the a6400, this combo is almost as good as the full frame a7iii.

  4. David John Gautrey –

    I bought this lens off the back of buying the 30mm DC DN one for my 6300. All I can say is it’s fabulous. As sharp – if not sharper – than the 30mm and excellent in low light. 56mm on an APS-C sensor camera equates to 84mm on full frame – so this is a perfect portrait lens. Bokeh is creamy and the image is so bright. Only issue for me is that the 56mm is not automatically detected by Lightroom when processing the RAW files … there is a Sigma 56mm DC DN profile available in LR but you have to manually select it. Hopefully this will get sorted in LR. As mentioned above, no OSS so need a gimbal if you are into video … or keep arms extra steady. It’s not too bad without OSS though.

  5. Peter Tyler –

    Great lens, stunning images.

  6. sinky –

    This is my first autofocus prime lense for my a6000. It’s a great lense and gives a superfine image quality.- It gives a crispy image with a creamy Bokheh.-The lenght of the lense is approximately double of the kit lense and weighs around 300 grams .- It also comes with a nice lense hood which perfectly matches the need.- Only downside I’ve experienced is that it doesn’t have a optical age stabilization but can be managed unless you have really a shaky hand.- Definitely one of the essentials for sony 6Ks and highly recommended.

  7. Randolph Ham –

    a very good, reasonably priced and useful lens

  8. perribelle –

    Best portrait lens for APSC by far, the best way in my opinion of getting into portrait photography with a quality lens on a budget.

  9. Geraldine Sabini –

    Fantastic lens

  10. IslandQ –

    Fantastic lens. Optically very sharp with no ca. The focus is good, not great, but better than sigma 30 1.4.

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