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Sigma 16mm F1.4 DC DN, MFT
Micro Four Thirds, Micro Four Thirds
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I don't know what's wrong with me.... I've already answered the question for the second time, NO this is for the M series, no EF connection.
Yep, comes with lens covers and sun hood.
The lens is designed for APS-C and does not fully illuminate the full-frame sensor of the A7II. But the lens can of course be mounted. By default, the A7II would switch to APS-C and then only have about 10MP. That makes little sense. The angle of view then corresponds to a 24mm lens. The Sigma 24mm Art would be more suitable. That is calculated for full format.
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The Sigma 16mm f/1.4 DC DN for the L-mount (Leica L) is a versatile lens, especially for APS-C cameras. It offers a fast aperture of f/1.4, which is ideal for taking pictures in low light conditions and for creative blurring (bokeh). With its 16mm focal length (equivalent to around 24mm in full-frame format), it is ideal for landscape, architecture and street photography. Due to its optical quality and robust construction, it is suitable for various shooting situations, even when focussed on APS-C cameras.
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Yes, the Sigma 16mm f/1.4 DC DN lens with L-mount can be attached to the Lumix S5 camera, as the Lumix S5 uses the L-mount interface.
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The lens is available for various connections.
According to the manufacturer, it is not compatible with the EOS 250D. This lens has an EF-M bayonet and the camera has an EF-S bayonet. We do not currently have any suitable adapters in our range.
You never get details like that here with the second-hand items. I wouldn't buy them here. Digitec won't be able to provide the details because it's a return.
Hi, I think so. I put it on my 6300 and I'm very happy with it.
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According to the product number, it is indeed intended for Fujifilm X cameras.
No, that does not fit at all. The lens does not have an EF mount, but an EF-M mount for Canon's (effectively dead) mirrorless APS-C system. There is no adapter to RF and that makes no sense. Buy an RF mount lens for the RP.
No, because the lens mount is Micro Four Thirds.
For the Sony A6500, however, you need a lens with an E-mount lens bayonet.
Sigma 16mm f/1.4 DC DN [C], Sony E
No, it is not recommended.
The sensor compatibility in the specifications is APS-C. But for an A7III you should use full-frame.
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No that is not possible. However, there is an mFT version of the same lens. That fits. This one is for EF-M.
Does the message always appear or only when the distortion correction is set to Auto? If it always appears, the lens is defective. I have never seen this message with this lens. I would send it back. Always assuming that the lens is mounted correctly and the contacts are clean.
Picture angle as 24mm in APS-C mode. 16mm but with black borders in Full Frame mode
It depends on what you want to do. You can certainly photograph cars with it. But the focal length is rather at the lower end. It's a decent wide-angle with the equivalent of 24mm KB. Perhaps the 30mm Sigma would be more suitable.
The Sigma is really first class. Extremely sharp even at open aperture. I don't do astrophotography, but there are people who use it for that and seem to be satisfied. Maybe you should ask in a forum.
That's absolutely right, I tested it that way and it works. 4K corresponds to approx. 8.something megapixels, so that the sensor area in crop mode still offers sufficient resolution with around 10 megapixels.
Yes, it fits. Your camera needs MFT lenses and this version of the Sigma is one.
Not a stupid question :) It fits the Canon M50, even without an adapter. It's a cool lens, have fun with it!
Hello, you have ordered the wrong lens, the same lens is also available for Sony.
Yes that fits because MFT bayonet
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