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Sigma 14/1.8 - why I like fast ultrawides - JJ_SO - 10-17-2017
Sigma 14/1.8 - why I like fast ultrawides - Brightcolours - 10-18-2017
:lol: Wide open at f2?
The "like this foliage" image is nice, and shows how it can make rather nice blurry bits under circumstances... A nice lens indeed.
Question, what kind of aperture did you use for that focus stack?
Sigma 14/1.8 - why I like fast ultrawides - JJ_SO - 10-18-2017
f/2.5
I know, stupid - f/4 or f/5.6 would have been better in terms of less images and max resolution. But it was late in the evening, the light already dim, no tripod at hand and I didn't want to lift ISO massively. It was no prepared idea, just a spontaneous "let's see how this toy works"-concept.
Wide open for an 14 mm, wider is only f/1.8
Sigma 14/1.8 - why I like fast ultrawides - stoppingdown - 10-18-2017
Interesting stuff. Yes, fast ultrawides are interesting.
Sigma 14/1.8 - why I like fast ultrawides - Rover - 10-19-2017
The predecessor was already no slouch in this, it focused down to 18 cm (!) - even though it was probably nowhere near as sharp. This lens, however, looks like it's on another level entirely.