Sigma 28-200mm F/3.8-5.6 Zoom Lens

Newest Review: ... I include a quote from the website to explain this "For our telephoto and telemacro lenses, Sigma developed an internal ... more

... focusing system that moves lens groups inside the lens barrel, significantly improving macro capabilities. For super wide-angle lenses with large front diameters, we created a rear focusing system that moves only the rear lens group." The lens itself is rather heavy. You can, of course, take this two ways, it is either a little too heavy or it is merely very well built. The action of the lens when auto-focusing is very good, it is not too noisy and does not seem to hunt very much before finding the right focus. A...more

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Sigma 28-200mm F/3.8-5.6 Zoom Lens: Cracking all round lens (527 words)
by - written on 15/08/02 (Useful, 3582 readings)
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I bought this lens along with My Nikon F60 camera body. Since day one it has been superb, the optics are crystal clear, the lens zoom range is enough for most photographs. Starting at 28mm for wide angle shots, the zoom will go all the way to 200mm, which gives you a fairly impressive range. When you consider that 50mm is reckoned to be the approximate range of vision that the human eye sees at, this gives you an indication of how much either way it can go. The lens operates at between f3.5-22 though when used on a Nikon auto focus body it should be set to the f22 setting so as to allow control via the camera. The minimum focusing distance is actually 1.75 (0.5m). ... Read the complete review