Graeme F
Well-Known Member
Afternoon everyone
I'm thinking of the following lens for Milky way photography this season. My standard wide-angle Canon F4 16-35mm L is not really ideal although I do love the lens!
The Sigma 14-24 seems to be getting some decent enough reviews in terms of sharpness across the frame, low aberrations etc but I was wondering if anyone on the forums had used it and their take on things? I already have a Sigma 50mm art lens which is excellent so I think the Sigma quality is good and will use it for Milky Way Core and constellation shots at night.
I would be mounting this on the EOS RA with adaptor and tripod (and maybe the benro polaris if it ever shows up...)
Thanks so much!
I'm thinking of the following lens for Milky way photography this season. My standard wide-angle Canon F4 16-35mm L is not really ideal although I do love the lens!
The Sigma 14-24 seems to be getting some decent enough reviews in terms of sharpness across the frame, low aberrations etc but I was wondering if anyone on the forums had used it and their take on things? I already have a Sigma 50mm art lens which is excellent so I think the Sigma quality is good and will use it for Milky Way Core and constellation shots at night.
I would be mounting this on the EOS RA with adaptor and tripod (and maybe the benro polaris if it ever shows up...)
Thanks so much!
