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Sigma 20mm f1.4

Creators cited with it
3
From 5 reports.
First cited
August 2021
By Potato Jet. Last reported .
Reviewers
Praised for build & handling and rendering & bokeh
From 2 reviews. What they said

$899.00

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Creators cited with this

  • Tom BuckYouTube, 188K followers
    “I've been using the Sigma 20 mm 1.4 that Bronson from Audio Hotline gave me a while back. And I really like this cuz it's super wide.”
    Watch the video at 29:35
    1 more report from Tom Buck
    • “So the A7S3 is being run through the Sony 24mm F1.4 at F1.4 and the FX3 has the Sigma 20mm f1.4 lens on it at f1.4.”
      Watch the video at 0:44
  • MegapixelersYouTube, 197K followers
    “I’m using a Sigma 20mm f/1.4 lens.”
    Watch the video at 2:02
  • Potato JetInstagram
    “For example, this Canon M50 Mark II, I have a Viltrox speed booster on there, which gives it more of a full-frame look, and I have a Sigma 20 mil f1.4, and as I mentioned, this camera is kinda broken, well it's obviously working, I'm recording with it right now, but the back LCD does not work so I have an external monitor attached to it so I can reference that.”
    Watch the video at 3:30
    1 more report from Potato Jet

What reviewers say

Based on 2 reviews (0 press, 2 video), newest October 2022

What YouTube reviews of the Sigma 20mm f1.4 judged, by what buyers compare. Open any line for the quotes behind it.

Where it shines

  • Build & handling
  • Rendering & bokeh
  • Size & weight
  • SharpnessNot covered by enough reviews
  • Rendering & bokehMostly positive: Leans positive.Lovely bokeh and controlled flare; vignetting clears when stopped down.2 reviews›

    Praise (6)

    • “flare was well controlled didn't really see much loss of contrast ghosting was actually kept to a minimum as well”

      VideoDPReview TV, Chris Nichols · August 2022Watch at 2:59

    • “overall the bouquet here is beautiful”

      VideoDPReview TV, Chris Nichols · August 2022Watch at 3:59

    • “smooth clean bouquet no onion rings”

      VideoDPReview TV, Chris Nichols · August 2022Watch at 3:37

    • “it's actually pretty well controlled very minimal i don't think it would represent much of a problem”

      VideoDPReview TV, Chris Nichols · August 2022Watch at 4:33

    • “I think the bulk of the stars are very pleasing in uh in size”

      VideoFervent Astronomy, Darren · October 2022Watch at 27:27

    • “you can see that the vignetting really has cleared up a lot”

      VideoFervent Astronomy, Darren · October 2022Watch at 10:04

    Complaints (1)

    • “quite a lot of vignetting at F 1.4”

      VideoFervent Astronomy, Darren · October 2022Watch at 9:46

  • AutofocusNot covered by enough reviews
  • Size & weightMostly positive: Leans positive.Fairly compact for its class, though slim for some uses.2 reviews›

    Praise (1)

    • “actually the sigma 20 millimeter art lens is fairly compact only 635 grams that's a third of a noct very manageable”

      VideoDPReview TV, Chris Nichols · August 2022Watch at 0:32

    Complaints (1)

    • “I don't know how useful it would be because it's quite thin”

      VideoFervent Astronomy, Darren · October 2022Watch at 4:09

  • Build & handlingRated highly: Reviewers rate it highly.Excellent, well-made build with a locking hood.2 reviews›

    Praise (3)

    • “still has that excellent build quality that we come to expect out of a sigma art 1.4 series lens”

      VideoDPReview TV, Chris Nichols · August 2022Watch at 0:39

    • “that push button hood that locks which you really like the design of”

      VideoDPReview TV, Chris Nichols · August 2022Watch at 0:48

    • “the lens is very well made”

      VideoFervent Astronomy, Darren · October 2022Watch

  • ValueNot covered by enough reviews

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