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Focal Length Description 17-50 millimeters
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  • FLD glass elements along with two glass mold elements and one hybrid aspherical lens provide excellent correction of aberrations and allow for incredibly sharp images with great contrast
  • Aperture : F11
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17-50mm F2.8 EX DC (OS)* HSM

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Sigma’s 17-50mm F2.8 EX DC OS HSM large-aperture standard zoom lens covers a focal length from 17mm wide angle and offers a large aperture of F2.8 throughout the entire zoom range, making it ideal for many types of photography especially portraiture and landscapes. The OS, Sigma’s anti shake feature offers the use of shutter speeds approximately 4 stops slower than would otherwise be possible. HSM provides fast and quiet AF. Sigma’s own FLD glass elements, which have performance equal to fluorite along with two glass mold and one hybrid aspherical lens, provide excellent correction for all types of aberrations. The Super Multi-Layer coating reduces flare and ghosting. This lens boasts superior peripheral brightness and provides sharp, high contrast images even at the maximum apertures. With a minimum focusing distance of 11 inches throughout the entire zoom range and a magnification ratio of 1:5. If you need to be ready for any photographic opportunity, even low light, then this Sigma lens is perfect. Compact and light weight, it’s a necessary addition to your camera bag.

Dimensions (Diameter x Length): 83.5x91.8 mm/3.3x3.6 in

Weight: 565g / 19.9oz.

About Sigma

Since 1961, and with the recent introduction of Sigma Global Vision, we have worked toward one single, simple goal: To hold ourselves to the highest standard of design & manufacturing of imaging products. Photography is all we do. And it’s all we’ve done. So you can rest assured that it’s something we know extensively and care deeply about. You have a vision. We’ve made it our mission.

  • Large aperture, stabilized, standard zoom lens
  • FLD glass with performance equal to fluorite
  • Carrying case, lens hood, front & rear caps
  • *OS is not available in Pentax and Sony mounts

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    4.6 out of 5 stars
    4.6 out of 5
    4,656 global ratings

    Customers say

    Customers like the quality, sharpness, and value of the lens. For example, they mention it's well built, produces sharp images, and is the best value for the money. Some appreciate the performance and responsiveness. That said, opinions are mixed on the focus and weight.

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    404 customers mention336 positive68 negative

    Customers like the quality of the lens. They say it is well built, extremely solid, and satisfying. They also say the lens is impressive, fantastic, and not overly plasticy. Customers also mention that it is a great 3rd party lens for APS-C sensor cameras with sharp optics.

    "...It balances the weight out, and is a nice pairing. It's a great replacement for the kit lens I was using, letting me get the whole room in, or..." Read more

    "...The build quality is wonderful...." Read more

    "...very sharp (for a zoom) lens with a very smooth action and feels like an excellent build. The results I'm getting are just what I'd hoped for...." Read more

    "...Rich, realistic colors, sharp in the right places, and good contrast. Focus is fast and quiet (heard the Tammys sound like a dying robot)...." Read more

    348 customers mention308 positive40 negative

    Customers like the image quality of the lens. They say the images are tack sharp with no color aberration or distortion. They are also impressed with the clarity and resolution of the pictures. Customers also mention that the lens is well built and has good color and contrast. They also say that the outdoor photos are superb with a wonderful bokeh and amazing clarity.

    "...The OS is very good. It's subtle, but it lets you take sharp images even at a shutter speed of 1/20 or less.Pro/Con:..." Read more

    "...And, while the corners are a bit soft wide open, they look pretty good by f/4...." Read more

    "...The image sharpness and contrast is excellent.Autofocus is fast and accurate, with minimal hunting.Creamy, creamy bokeh...." Read more

    "...Rich, realistic colors, sharp in the right places, and good contrast. Focus is fast and quiet (heard the Tammys sound like a dying robot)...." Read more

    248 customers mention230 positive18 negative

    Customers find the Sigma DG HSM Art lens to be the best value for the money. They say it's worth the investment, and is a decent, sharp lens. Customers also appreciate the good lens case and bayonet style rigid.

    "...I still whole-heartedly believe that this was worth the investment...." Read more

    "...the reviews by saying that most felt that the Sigma was the best value for the money and, on average, optically as good as the Nikon and Tamron...." Read more

    "...buttery smooth bokeh- optical stabilization- price to quality ratioCons:- relatively large and heavy-..." Read more

    "...fixed f/2.8 aperture makes it extremely versatile, and in terms of value for your money, I don't think you can find a better option." Read more

    159 customers mention141 positive18 negative

    Customers like the sharpness of the lens. They say the center sharpness is exceptional, and the corners are sharper than those of their Nikon 18-55 VR. They also mention that the focus ring is nice and smooth.

    "...it is, since it varies by lens and camera, but once you do the sharpness is amazing, even at f/2.8. The OS is working well...." Read more

    "...found that when the lens is closed down a stop or two, the corners are actually sharper than those of my Nikon 18-55 VR kit lens...." Read more

    "...The results I'm getting are just what I'd hoped for. The sharpness at f/2.8 is very good and the focus is fast enough for the type of shooting I use..." Read more

    "...i think this lens is great for what it is- low light performance, sharpness, and versatility... 17-50mm range is very useful as a walk around lens..." Read more

    124 customers mention111 positive13 negative

    Customers like the performance of the lens. They say that the optical stabilization works well, produces great results, and is well above average. The lens works well at all focal lengths and is extremely versatile. It works well in pairs with Fotodiox Compact Rig and the 70D autofocus. It is extremely solid and operates smoothly. The AF was already quite acceptable without any focus adjustment.

    "...The OS is very good. It's subtle, but it lets you take sharp images even at a shutter speed of 1/20 or less.Pro/Con:..." Read more

    "...to go with this lens; 50mm with an APS-C (24mm) sensor works great for portraiture shots...." Read more

    "...light performance, sharpness, and versatility... 17-50mm range is very useful as a walk around lens for sure...." Read more

    "...Stabilization (or VR or IS, or whatever you want to call it) works great, pretty much lives on my camera right now.Long(er) version:..." Read more

    90 customers mention90 positive0 negative

    Customers are satisfied with the responsiveness of the lens. They mention that the autofocus works fast and clean, making it a great lens for shooting fast-paced, indoor sports. The lens is quiet and produces accurate, crisp images. It has a smooth action and feels like an excellent build. It also provides fast-motion options for creative shooting in low light.

    "...been accurate, this is a very sharp (for a zoom) lens with a very smooth action and feels like an excellent build...." Read more

    "...Switches engage with a firm click, and focus and zoom rings are tight and precise...." Read more

    "...really stellar depth of field stuff with the 2.8 aperture, and it's smooth and even too...." Read more

    "...I love this thing. It's fast, it's sharp (in some cases, it's sharper at 35mm than my 35mm prime!),..." Read more

    285 customers mention117 positive168 negative

    Customers are mixed about the focus of the camera lens. Some mention that the autofocus is superb, quick, and extremely accurate. However, others say that it can be difficult as the range of manual focus is quite small. The manual focus ring is small and it often hunts for focus in lower-light situations. The lens does not have focus override, so it'll be hard to do smooth follow focus.

    "...from minimum to infinity in a short distance, so it'll be hard to do smooth follow focus since the distance traveled is so small...." Read more

    "...I found that focus accuracy was very good...." Read more

    "...focus on this lens, however, can be difficult as the range of manual focus is quite small- slight turn will shift out of focus right away....." Read more

    "...The image sharpness and contrast is excellent.Autofocus is fast and accurate, with minimal hunting.Creamy, creamy bokeh...." Read more

    80 customers mention45 positive35 negative

    Customers are mixed about the weight of the lens. Some mention that it's a hefty lens, but not so heavy that you cannot carry it all day. However, others say that it makes the kit lens look bigger and heavier.

    "...On a side note, it's also a great fit for the D300s. It balances the weight out, and is a nice pairing...." Read more

    "...price to quality ratioCons:- relatively large and heavy- stiff zoom ring. VERY stiff. I hope it will loosen...." Read more

    "...This is a hefty lens, but not so heavy that you cannot carry it all day...." Read more

    "...not even be a downside depending on your preferences, is that it is pretty heavy. I mean, it's not Nikon 24-70 heavy, but it is a dense lens...." Read more

    A Stellar Lens
    5 Stars
    A Stellar Lens
    After purchasing this lens I had to join the chorus of praise heaped on it. I had all the intentions of getting the Canon EF-S 17-55mm f/2.8 IS to go with my new Canon EOS 60D. However the recent January-March price drop of $60 sealed the deal. I figured it was worth the gamble, or as I've often seen it referred to "the Sigma lottery". The reviews on this lens have been in for a long time, and most of them are quite positive. Some even rate this lens better than the venerable Canon EF-S 17-55. However, there is also the black cloud that seems to hang over Sigma's head - that of variable quality control. You'll see the bitter reviews of folks with bad experiences right here.If you hang around the camera forums, this can get to be even more depressing. People going through all kinds of tests for their lenses, constantly trading them back in for better copies. Or, claiming after going through 2 or three or five copies finally giving up. The brand that usually seems to pop up most often is Sigma. Perhaps because they (more than others) have a range of lenses that go toe-to-toe with the big boys. In some cases they're just as pricey as Canon or Nikkor.The 17-50 is claimed by some to be as sharp, and even sharper than the 17-55 at above f4. For almost half the price I figured it was worth a shot, and this seems to be one of those rare cases where I really feel I got my monies worth. There are some trade-offs in features, but not quality. One thing I'll mention right away that I've seen mentioned elsewhere, and that's a "rattling" noise the OS makes when you shake the lens. Now, it never occurred to me to shake my lens. But I guess I'm odd that way! So, now than I finally have the thing I shook it. You know what? I don't hear it. I mean, I can hear a bit of movement, but nothing like my EF-S 17-85 for instance. Take that for what it's worth!I decided to first test the lens on my "I know how it works and I know it's working" XTi Rebel. The first shots looked promising, and further tests showed it to be sharper than many reviews I've seen. I've posted a photo of the lens center and extreme corner at 17mm f2.8, where the lens is purported to be at its worst. It only gets better from there! After pairing to my 60D, well, keep reading!Fit and finish:This new Sigma no longer uses their matt crinkle sort of rubberized finish. While I liked the old finish, it showed marks, collected dirt and is very hard to clean. The new matt finish is smooth and nice, perhaps nicer than the speckled finish of the Canon EF-S series. The lens feels as of-a-piece, there's not a hollow spot or loose fitting anything anywhere. One complaint I see popping up regards the lens hood fit. At first I was all there with the "it barely hangs on" thing. Jeez, what's up with that? Oh. Duh. You rotate it a bit harder and it snaps in place. A firm "click". Nice. It's not going anywhere. This is very different from past Sigmas and the Canon EF-S lens hoods, which while nicely finished are still flimsy and don't fit all that great. The interior is not ribbed like old Sigmas, nor flocked like Canons, just a simple matte finish. At least it didn't cost $35! Other than that you'll find a zoom lock, AF/Manual and OS On/Off switches. One bizarre characteristic can be seen when viewing the mount and back element. If you zoom the lens out and the element travels inward, the camera's electronics are exposed! I found this weird enough to check my other lenses, and no, this is unique. I guess just don't check it out in a rainstorm and you're good to go. My final comment is that there is no distance scale window (just a distance scale on the barrel), an obvious price cutting issue. I don't really use the scale for a lens this size, but miss the little jewel like window all the same.Function:It is extremely solid and operates smoothly. The zoom is nice and smooth with a good amount of equal resistance in both directions. There is zero creep, and even still there's a zoom lock. This can't be said for the EF-S 17-55. The biggest issue I've got as others have mentioned is the overly thin rotating focus ring and short focus rotation of about 45 degrees (!) with hard stop. This is not a big issue for me in still photography, but it seems this could be a problem with video and somebody as ham-fisted as I am. The feel of the focus ring while smooth offers almost no resistance. In comparison, my other lenses are far superior in feel. Again if manual focus is a priority then this should be a consideration. The switches are a huge improvement over some past Sigmas, and each snaps quickly and firmly with identical feels. The zoom lock is quite small and there's no chance of accidentally hitting it, but it's large enough and has a positive enough feel to find and engage with confidence.Performance:The AF is fast, as fast as any lens I've got. Perhaps it's so fast because of the short focus ring distance? It's not at all noisy. No hunting, no hesitation. Even in low contrast conditions it's just bang on. Considering the horror stories I've heard about the AF, this is another one for the mystery files. OS is another thing - while I've got a pretty steady hand (at certain times of the day, depending on barometric pressure and planet alignment) I'll assume it's doing its job. All the low-light shots with slow shutter speeds I've taken look great - consistent down to 1/10. 1/6 not so much. They claim 4 stops worth so I'll assume it's 3 and call it good! The OS is not at all noisy either, it was enough to concern me at first! I had to put my ear up to it and depress the shutter to confirm its operation when I first started. Summary, AF and OS are everything they should be and more.IQ:It's incredibly sharp across the board. At 17mm and f2.8 is tack sharp center, with a slight softening in the corners - and I do mean slight. at 28mm and above it's mind-boggling. Seriously, I simply can't believe how sharp this thing is wide open. I'd have to say if there's a sweet spot it's around 5.6, but it really is wonderful up to about f/11. Typically, pixel peeping at 100% can be a depressing thing on a Canon APS-C camera. Now I just giggle!Vignetting is quite apparent at the shortest focal length as would be expected, but very evenly gradated. CA is evident in extreme corners at all ranges, most notably distant high contrast objects. On my copy it only seems to be red fringing towards the outside, highly controllable in PP. Barrel distortion is pronounced at 17mm both vertically and horizontally. In comparison, my Sigma 10-20 f4-5.6 has almost no vertical distortion at 10mm. Distortion is pretty much gone by around 24 up. Really nothing unusual for this type of lens. I've actually found my distortion problems go away after owning a lens for a few weeks anyway! Why? I tend to stop shooting brick walls and start shooting other things instead. Of course, the vignetting and distortion are easily fixed as is CA using Lightroom, Photoshop, DxO or a host of other applications.Contrast is another place this lens really shines, as what I would expect from an L series lens. Colors are deep and rich if slightly on the warm side. Flare seems well controlled, I've shot pretty much into the sun with no issues. Bokeh? Meh. It's good, pleasing actually, but nothing I'd call creamy or recommend the lens for. Bright objects do tend to have outlines, but no real fringing, odd shapes, holes or halos. You'll be able to find lots of samples both here and in reviews at lenstip dot com or photozone dot de.Pros- Great fit and finish- Excellent size and weight- Fast, accurate AF- F2.8 is better than usable!- Sharp, great contrast- Better than advertized corner sharpness- Low CA- Image Stabilization- 60% the price of the EF-S 17-55- Comes with case- Comes with lens hood- Center pinch and edge pinch lens cap like most "modern" lens manufacturers (hello Canon?)- Great warrantyCons- Skinny focus ring- Rotating focus ring- Manual focus turn only 45°- Focus ring hard stop- Mediocre focus ring feel and resistance- No full time manual focus- Vignetting at lower focal lengths- No distance scale window- Short focal length- Possible QC issues- Always run the risk of future EOS body incompatibility with third party lensesIf you need an f2.8 type lens, I highly recommend giving Sigma a look. If you're looking to replace your kit lens, or are really only going to have 1 lens you may consider something with more of a focal length like the EF-S 15-85 f3.5-5.6. Basically in this category of lenses there are only about 4 choices. The Canon EF-S 17-55, the Tamron AF 17-50mm F/2.8 XR Di-II LD SP , the Tamron AF 17-50mm F/2.8 SP XR Di II VC and this. IMHO, the Tamron lenses are out of the running for either being sharp with no VC, or not sharp with VC. Tamron build quality is good but not great IMO. The Canon is top notch IQ but not top notch build, and then (are you listening Canon?) you still have to pony up for a mandatory and potentially lens-saving hood.All I can say is this is a perfect "specialized" walk-around for crop bodies as others have mentioned. For indoor shooting it's a winner. You've got f2.8 in a small well built package that's razor sharp at f4 and above. See my chart test for opinions on f2.8. When introduced this was a pricey lens and it was hard to not consider just spending the extra $200 for an EF-S 17-55. But slowly the price has come down. At its current street price of around $650, it's a deal. Buy it, test it and if you do get a defective copy, then you've been fortunate enough to buy it from Amazon, right? Send it back and get another one, it's just that easy. And speaking of easy, this one is an easy 5 stars.
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    Jeb
    5.0 out of 5 stars Great New Lens But A Gamble Used
    Reviewed in the United States on April 24, 2013
    I ordered one of these lenses from the Amazon Warehouse that was "Like New" and well.... "Like New" is subjective. The first lens would not AF correctly as many of the 1 and 2 star reviews confirm. That being said Chrissy L. from Amazon customer support was amazing in helping me resolve that problem.

    After the first "Like New" lens I decided it was better to buy a brand new lens. Chrissy L. from Amazon was amazing and gave me overnight shipping to help me out of a crunch as I needed the lens for a shoot the upcoming weekend. Now that I have the new lens, it works great. Its able to focus fast and accurately. The build quality of the lens feels solid. The zoom ring is stiff and smooth.

    The OS seems to work great. I feel very subjective here, as low as 1/40 of a second I was still getting useable shots. in video mode on my D7000 the OS worked like a champ, successfully muting the small shakes I was putting into the camera.

    At f/2.8 the lens is a tiny bit soft, but the images are still very useable. If you step down to f/4 the images are razor sharp from 17mm all the way to 50mm.

    The one downside to the lens is that the manual focus ring is smaller and I have to flip the switch on the lens to be able to use it. While shooting photos its not uncommon for me to flip to video mode take a few seconds of video and then jump back to photos, not having a full time manual override is a bit of a pain, but I am not even going to dock a star for it as it's a small complaint.

    Another plus is that the filter ring is 77mm. This may not seem like a big deal, but its nice that my existing stock of filters and lens caps will work on this lens as well. Its a small thing but it goes to show the thought that went into the lens design.

    Over all this lens fits my needs wonderfully. Sharp, accurate and a great fast f-stop. If you are shooting on a DX or crop sensor camera I would strongly recommend this lens, BUT buy it brand new. I would not take my chances with "Like New" anymore.

    Side Note: While I had the first "Like New" lens Sigma USA did offer to fix or calibrate the lens for me free of charge as it still had all the paperwork in the box. But they said it could take around 2 weeks to turn around. Amazon was able to correct it in days. But I do think it's worth noting that Sigma did stand by their product and offer to help as well.
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