Images Taken With a Nikon D750 and a Sigma Art 50mm 14 Lens
Sigma 35mm i.iv Fine art or Sigma 50mm 1.4 Fine art for Nikon D750?
two years 10 months agone #645685 by Sharna Lee
I'm on the fence between these two lenses, I have a fifty f1.8 merely prepare to motility to f/one.4. Any of yous sporting one of these? Something for portraits.
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ii years ten months ago #645698 by garyrhook
Sharna Lee wrote: I'm on the contend betwixt these 2 lenses, I have a 50 f1.8 but ready to movement to f/1.four. Any of you sporting one of these? Something for portraits.
Um, neither of those can be considered portrait lenses, using the common definition of that term. And if you mean fractional body shots. If y'all want a portrait lens, y'all desire the 85 f/ane.4, or just get an 85 f/1.8 if your upkeep doesn't allow. The ART is less expensive than the Nikon, and arguably meliorate.
If you want a l f/1.4, hire both the the Sigma and Nikon and experiment as much as possible. The Nikon tin suffer from horrible CA, depending upon contrast. I'd never buy information technology if I were in the market.
The Sigma 35 is quite squeamish. But information technology not a portrait lens by any stretch of the imagination. If y'all want to do ecology stuff, it'll exercise the flim-flam.
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2 years ten months ago - 2 years x months agone #645708 by Troponin
I agree with Gary. 50mm isn't terrible and I run into a lot of folks using them. They but don't isolate or flatter the model quite as much, but they can make decent portrait lenses. I rented these to effigy out how the 2 focal lengths compare. 35mm is quite a bit different than the 50mm.
If yous want a portrait lens that is versatile, perchance rent a 24-lxx or whatever equivalent that'south available for your camera. A lot of folks use that because 70mm is more flattering and isolates ameliorate, simply then they can use the wider angles for group photos and shots that they want to include the scenery.
Otherwise, the 85 1.eight is a fantastic portrait lens
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two years ten months ago #645825 by Garbo
Well if out of the ii you accept listed, I would go with the 50mm. I just don't intendance for the 35mm
Nikon D300: 24-70 2.viii | lxx-200 two.8 VR |Sigma 150 two.eight | 50 1.4 | SB-800
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two years x months ago #645844 past MYoung
Practise you take a 85mm? If so, and you desire to shoot portraits, you really need to pick upwards one. Ditch the f/1.4's you mentioned here, and pick yourself up a 85mm f/i.viii every bit suggested by Gary. Actually good lens for the money.
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2 years ten months ago #646844 by Chris Briggs
MYoung wrote: Do you lot have a 85mm? If so, and you want to shoot portraits, y'all really need to choice up ane. Ditch the f/ane.iv's you mentioned here, and choice yourself upwardly a 85mm f/i.viii as suggested by Gary. Really good lens for the money.
85mm f/1.eight is a good selection and won't toll yous much more than some of those other options.
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