05-16-2018, 05:54 PM
Actually I did buy the Sigma sports and I did buy the Sigma dock, the dock turned up after I had returned the sport. The lens was so de-centered I returned it to the seller, but then look at the AF-C 50mm F1.4, that was just as bad, so that sort of stuff happens!
However, I'm not in the market for their larger lenses that I can't afford really ,so I buy/bought their older series, probably where a lot of my Sigma woes started. I like the IQ.
Nikon/Canon/Sigma/ Tamron are producing sooo many new optics their reluctance to service and stock spares is hardly surprising, so older lens become significantly more of a risk!
There is now the first successful Nikon adapter for ML which actually works and the future looks good for improvements in terms of AF-C etc. if ever I should buy a Sony A....
All in all I must stop buying lenses!
However, I'm not in the market for their larger lenses that I can't afford really ,so I buy/bought their older series, probably where a lot of my Sigma woes started. I like the IQ.
Nikon/Canon/Sigma/ Tamron are producing sooo many new optics their reluctance to service and stock spares is hardly surprising, so older lens become significantly more of a risk!
There is now the first successful Nikon adapter for ML which actually works and the future looks good for improvements in terms of AF-C etc. if ever I should buy a Sony A....
All in all I must stop buying lenses!
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