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Old 22nd May 2004   #1
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Default Sigma 18-125 mm DC lens

Sigma announced new Lens for DSLR

http://www.dpreview.com/news/0405/04...igma18-125.asp

Sigma today announced an all new 'DC' (Digital Camera) lens designed to be used only on digital SLR's with an APS (or smaller) sized sensor. The new 18 - 125 mm F3.5 - F5.6 DC lens has a non-rotating front element as well as a zoom lock button, it will initially be available for Sigma AF, Canon AF and Nikon AF-D lens mounts. Expected retail price in Japan will be 45,000 YEN (approx. $400), in the UK £229.99.
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Old 22nd May 2004   #2
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wonder how is the optics quality.
Hope it is not a crappy of soft lens
i am also aiming for that one
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Old 24th May 2004   #3
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I suppose 18-125mm is the 35mm equivalent... and that's mighty long.....
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Old 15th June 2004   #4
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does it work with a cannon 10D?

which shop in Singapore is selling it?

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Old 16th June 2004   #5
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It should have the canon mount.
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Old 16th June 2004   #6
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anyone bought this lens already?
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Old 16th June 2004   #7
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Originally Posted by TME
I suppose 18-125mm is the 35mm equivalent... and that's mighty long.....
It's not the 35mm equivalent. 18-125mm is the actual focal length. The 35mm equivalent field of view would depend on which SLR is used (i.e. 1.5x for Nikon DSLR, 1.6x for non-pro Canon DSLR).
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Old 5th July 2004   #8
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Looks pretty good but with some vignetting at 18mm......

Japanese article with sample photos
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Old 5th July 2004   #9
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someone at DP review got it and posted some test pics..... http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/re...essage=9398405
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Originally Posted by mpenza
someone at DP review got it and posted some test pics..... http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/re...essage=9398405
hmm.. looking at the sample, quite sharp. Except for some slight warm cast. not bad.
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wondering how much is it ?

Not bad leh

May sell my kit len for this .
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should be ard 500+ based on US prices.....
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