シグマ(Sigma) レンズ 150-600mm F5-6.3 DG OS HSM Canon キヤノン EFマウント ズーム 超望遠 フルサイズ 一眼レフ用 Contemporary

５Ｄmark４や7Ｄmark２で使用していますが、コントラストも高く、描写もいいです。

主に野鳥の撮影に使用しています。 自分的にはいい感じでボケてくれるのと、ピントが合ったときの被写体の表情？が好きなので90Dのメインレンズで使ってます。 今どき一眼レフ機にこのレンズを付けているので、かなり重いのですが暫くはこの組み合わせで頑張ります。

重いレンズは嫌いなので、明るい単焦点レンズに魅力を感じないのですが、それでも超望遠レンズの世界を覗いてみたくて購入しました。 使用カメラはEOS R7です。 レビューすべきポイントの第一として、600mm時のF6.3という数値が不安でしたが杞憂でした。 開放+留まっているスズメの撮影程度なら、夕方や早朝の薄暗さ程度では何の問題も無く撮影できました。 多くのレビューで言われている通り、シャープなレンズです…が、色乗りが少し足りないかな？ていう気もします…これもレビュー通りです。 手振れ補正も良い感じに効いています…でも、例えば純正の補正値が「４段分」だとするとそれより「１段分」程度性能が低く感じます。 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 以上は結果的に「普通のレビュー」ですが、そのレビュー通りの良いレンズです。 ではなぜ星５つにしないかというと「SIGMA USB DOCK」で調整した際、「OSの調整」で「ダイナミックビュー」を選択した後、シャッターを切る度にファインダー像が「瞬間移動」します。 「AFの速度」の調整も「品位優先」に設定しても不安定な動きを稀にします。 結果的にカスタムモードをOFFにするのが一番確実・安定な気がしてきました。 SIGMAはファームアップする気は無いようなので、当分の間、良い組み合わせを模索することになりそうです。 某Youtubeの配信で指摘されたポイント（弱点・欠点）は全く事実です。でもだからと言って悪いレンズでは断じてないです。少なくとも純正で作れない（作らない）レンズにありがたみを感じて何が悪い？とは思います。SIGMAの広角レンズも同様です。 「百聞は一見にしかず」とはよく言ったものです。

想像の通り重たいです。一眼レフとの組み合わせですと手持ち撮影は難しいので一脚を使ています。 しかし写りは素晴らしい。カメラの性能や撮影条件の影響もあるでしょうがノイズは少ない。 ２０年前の400ｆ5.6より天と地の違い。手振れ補正の恩恵もあるでしょう。 今は廃番ですので中古品しかありません。

Very good condition and working well on my camera.

いろんな望遠レンズ使用していますが軽くて移動が楽です映りもよく映ります

６００ｍっまでズームできるのは凄いが、４００ｍｍで辛いですF６．３は辛いです。

レンズはとてもキレイな状態でしたが、付属品は写真にあるものと記載がありましたが、ケースが付いていませんでした なので☆−1にしてま

This is a really great lens for a great price (at least it was going for a great price when I bought it!). I usually only buy Canon lenses, of which I have about six or so, but above 300 mm their lenses are just too expensive. This was my first foray into third party lenses, but it didn't disappoint. It is extremely sharp, and easily matches my Canon 75-300 mm for image quality (over the 150-300 mm range that these two lenses overlap). The lens itself comes with a padded bag (with shoulder strap), rubber ring, a separate strap for the lens itself and a lens hood. The bag seems robust and well made, with foam inserts at either end to ensure that the lens is seated centrally within the bag and can't move around. It's not the fastest lens when it comes to autofocus, and occasionally I find that it fails reach focus, but the manual focus ring is well positioned and can be used very easily. Image stabilisation works well, although at 600 mm it can't do miracles. Hand held it usually requires a couple of shots to make sure that at least one image will be completely motion-blur free (unless you are shooting in extremely bright sunshine of course). The manual states that the IS system should be turned off before the lens is detached. I guess this is to prevent you removing the lens when the IS system is engaged. I don't remember Canon IS systems having this requirement, although I could be wrong. The lens accepts 95 mm filters, which tend to be quite costly. I bought a CP filter along with the lens, but this turned out to be a mistake. At 600 mm there is already hardly any light reaching the sensor and a CP filter cuts out most of it.

Tengo una Canon EOS 250D y me gusta mucho hacer fotos de aves y naturaleza, llevo un tiempo usando un objetivo Canon 70-300 con buenos resultados pero se me quedaba corto en muchas ocasiones, así que me decidí por comprar el Sigma 150-600. Tenía miedo porque es un objetivo muy oscuro pero cuando lo he probado me ha maravillado con su calidad de imagen. A tener en cuenta: - Es un objetivo grande y pesado, para estar quieto en un sitio, enfocar y disparar. Colgar la cámara del cuello con este objetivo para ir andando con él no es para nada viable. Para eso tienes el 70-300. - Se te va a hacer durillo enfocar y hacer zoom sin un trípode, aunque se puede hacer. Recomendable usar trípode si vas a estar un buen rato haciendo fotos. - La nitidez de las imágenes es una maravilla, lo he probado con aves pequeñas pero me falta irme a un puesto de observación de aves. Aún así el resultado es muy bueno. - En la caja viene una bolsa para transportarlo, correas para la bolsa y el objetivo, el parasol y el objetivo

The product did not match the advertisement specifications (the advertisement says sport lens, but in reality it is from the contemporary category)

The lens covers a focal range from 150mm to 600mm, which is incredibly versatile. On my Canon 7D, the 1.6x crop factor effectively makes it 240mm to 960mm, giving exceptional reach. For example, at 600mm, you can clearly see details on faraway objects. Key features include a Zoom Lock, which locks the zoom at specific marked positions, and a Focus Range Limiter, allowing you to restrict the focus distance for faster performance. Autofocus is fast and reliable, and the Manual Override mode lets you fine-tune focus when needed. Image Stabilization (OS) offers two modes: Mode 1 for handheld shots and Mode 2 for panning or tracking fast-moving subjects. It’s lightweight for a lens in this range, thanks to its aluminum and composite build. The rotating tripod collar adds convenience for tripod use. The aperture ranges from f/5 at 150mm to f/6.3 at 600mm. While it’s not as bright as an f/2.8 lens, the tradeoff is the incredible focal range and excellent stabilization at a price that’s hard to beat. Conclusion: This lens delivers excellent image quality, versatility, and advanced features. While it’s not a bright f/2.8 or part of Canon’s L-series, it’s perfect for wildlife and sports photography at a fraction of the price. I’d rate it 5 out of 5 stars—a fantastic value for the money!

I bought this lens after a lot of contemplating. Ever since I found a new interest in bird/animal photography, I started getting interested in buying a DSLR and I did get a Canon 200D II with both the kit lens. I was getting by with using the 55-250mm (400mm full frame equivalent at the max zoom range) but I had my eyes on this lens but was hesitant on spending so much. But compared to the Canon lenses, this was way affordable. Talking about the lens, it takes a bit of time getting used to. Build - Build quality is amazing and sturdy and it feels a like a well finished product. Usage & weight - The lens is quite heavy and your hands and shoulders will hurt for prolonged use. If you already have shaky hands, think twice about the weight. You should probably rent this first before buying, which I wanted to as well, but I got the best deal on Amazon and I did not want to miss that. It's also a bit hard to zoom in and out with just 1 hand, and I haven't yet gotten used to that. The minimum focusing distance is high (almost 10 ft) and the switch to limit in which distance you want the lens to look for is a very practical addition, but may lead to a bad situation if a bird flies towards you. Packaging - Comes with it's own bag along with a lens hood, tripod mount, extra ring (to fill the gap if you remove the mount) and a few manuals. Picture quality - The picture quality seems a bit on the softer side compared to my Canon 55-250mm lens, but not a huge difference. Or maybe it could be that I may have shot on a lower shutter at the max focal length. A little post processing and you can achieve great results. For still subjects I've been shooting at around 1/500 or 1/640th of a second. For moving birds, with good light, I can go 1/1600th or faster. This made a huge difference in my images to get sharper bird pictures Autofocus - Love the autofocus in this lens especially in high contrast situations. Works amazing with my camera. I've been mostly shooting at the max focal length (960mm full frame equivalent) Over all, this is a really good purchase. I've mostly bought this for wildlife. With amazing light, maybe you could get some amazing portraits with amazing background compression as well. This is probably not for everyone. If you want to avoid cropping in a lot, this really helps. I saw quite a few mixed reviews about this. but end of the day, it all comes down to the person using it. I've attached a few pictures for your reference. These pictures are cropped and post-processed. You can find some of my latest on Instagram @rahul.k.viswanath update (2/5/2025) - It is still an amazing lens and I use it with my Canon EOS R7 with the adaptor now