Sharpness is a bit lacking at shorter zoom settings See our full Sigma 150-600mm f/5-6.3 DG OS HSM Sports review. This is a top performer, and is great value considering its pro-grade build quality. Distortions are also reduced a little, and autofocus speed is fractionally faster. Image quality is excellent and the Sport lens retains better sharpness at the long end of the zoom range, compared with Sigma’s 150-600mm Contemporary edition. Up-market build quality includes metal barrel sections and lens hood, and a full set of weather-seals. Customization of autofocus and stabilization are available, along with the application of firmware upgrades, via Sigma’s optional USB Dock. Dual-mode stabilisation has switchable static and panning modes, and the zoom lock switch works at any focal length setting that’s marked on the barrel.
SIGMA 150 600MM CONTEMPORARY LENS AMAZON MANUAL
The aim is to boost image quality but it comes at the price of size and weight, this lens being nearly a kilogram heavier than any other 150-600mm lenses, at 2,860g.Īdvanced features include a manual override focus option, in which you can swap to manual focusing simply by twisting the focus ring, without waiting for AF to initially lock onto an object. The whole of the front section of the lens is a lot larger than in Sigma’s Contemporary class lens, and contains two rather than one top-grade FLD elements. As one of the ‘Sport’ lenses in Sigma’s Global Vision line-up, the Sigma 150-600mm f/5-6.3 DG OS HSM | S is built for speed and optimum performance.
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