Sigma 18-125mm F3.5-5.6 DC IF ASP Lens Sample Photos and Specifications

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Sigma 18-125mm F3.5-5.6 DC IF ASP Lens Sample Photos

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Marketed: 16-Mar-2004

Lens: 18-125mm

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Comments

Raf		29-Jan-2007 18:36
This is a cheap and versatale walk-around lens, light, fairly sharp images and a good price/performance rate. The colour and contrast reproduction are not of the same qualitity level as my Canon 350D. I only use it on travelling light.

Bob White		18-Apr-2006 13:12
Take a look and see what you think http://www.pbase.com/robertwhite/thefirstshots

Bob White		18-Apr-2006 12:27
Recently brought this lens and I am well pleased, it makes an excellent walkabout lens and has a very good range and performs well

PiXeL		13-Oct-2005 16:07
Update: Was able to exchange at shop and new copy is WAY better... Unfortunately I didn't keep any of the old images to compare. http://www.pbase.com/evandavies/root

PiXeL		07-Oct-2005 01:57
Ok, I think I was a little upset before but I'm better now ;) Its not that bad but the FZ20 is better quality in most shooting conditions except of course in very low light when higher ISO is necessary. Sorry for the rant... :\|

PiXeL		06-Oct-2005 17:30
I just bought a Sigma 18-125 for my 350D based partly on images seen here. WHAT A DISSAPOINTMENT!!! I may have a bad copy because images are quite soft. :( My FZ-20 images are sharper and have richer colours. I think you'd have to spend about 3X or 4X the price of the FZ-20 (or any good P&S) to get better images from a DSLR. I may send the lens to Sigma and see what they have to say. Can anyone send me an image or 100% crop of a sharp example with no modification.... A bit upset... evandavies1@hotmail.com

Guest		11-Sep-2005 13:11
Hello, i'm wondering reading the positive comments here. Via camera search i wasn't able to find even ONE sharp photo taken with this lens here. Weird.

Guest		11-Sep-2005 13:10
Hello, i'm wondering reading the positive comments here. Via camera search i wasn't able to find even ONE sharp photo taken with this lens here. Weird.

Guest		30-Jun-2005 05:54
I'm lens snob. Other lenses owned included Canon 16-35 f2.8 L, Canon 50mm 1.4, Tamron 28-75, and Canon 70-200 f4/L). But I still own and am very happy with the Sigma 18-125. It's an incredibly versatile range, light, and reasonably priced. Does it take images with the same sharpness and color depth & contrast as the L glass? No. But it does do remarkably well and makes a great walk-around lens when you need the very flexible range and a light lens.

Guest		28-Jun-2005 07:20
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Guest		17-May-2005 05:57
I had this lens once... its a excellent deal. Very fair price and excellent photos

Argishti Khachik		17-Dec-2004 11:29
IMHO, this is one great lens for it's price.

Argishti Khachik		17-Dec-2004 11:29
IMHO, this is one great lens for it's price.

Guest		16-Oct-2004 19:51
Very good lens for it's price. Good range, good AF, sharp and light.

Christin Tr�ger		05-Oct-2004 08:43
Great lens, sharp and nice colours. Makes a good standard lens.

Dom Burke		25-Jul-2004 20:20
relocated to: www.pbase.com/dom277/new_pics

Dom Burke		13-Jul-2004 11:35
Very pleased with this lens. Couple of smaple shots here... http://www.pbase.com/dom277/sigma_18_125_crops

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