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Sigma 35mm f/1.4 ART DG HSM Canon

9,5/10 (39 reviews)
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Note: this camera lens is only suitable for Canon SLR cameras
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Product information

Key specs

Lens mount
Canon EF mount
Suitable for camera type
APS-C, Full frame
Lens compatible with
Canon SLR cameras
Zoom or prime lens
Prime lens
Lens type
Wide-angle
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Pros and cons

According to our camera lens expert
  • With the silent autofocus motor, you won't disturb your subject.
  • Thanks to the internal focus, the front lens doesn't move in and out during focusing.
  • The Sigma 35mm doesn't have image stabilization, so it doesn't compensate for unintended movements.
  • In combination with a light camera, the 665g lens may feel heavy.
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Description

The Sigma 35mm f/1.4 ART DG HSM Canon AutoFocus is a wide-angle lens from the Sigma ART collection. It's suitable for Canon SLR cameras with an EF-mount. The lens is made of Thermally Stable Composite material, so it can withstand temperature changes. In addition to Special Low Dispersion lens elements, the Sigma 35mm has Fluorite Low Dispersion lens elements. These prevent optical lens errors like axial and chromatic aberrations. Thanks to the large aperture, you can play around with depth of field and photograph in dark light situations as well.

Sigma developed SIGMA Optimization Pro software for its C, A, and S lenses. With this software, you can update the firmware and adjust the focus parameters of the lens.

The Sigma 35mm f/1.4 ART DG HSM Canon AutoFocus is a wide-angle lens from the Sigma ART collection. It's suitable for Canon SLR cameras with an EF-mount. The lens is made of Thermally Stable Composite material, so it can withstand temperature changes. In addition to Special Low Dispersion lens elements, the Sigma 35mm has Fluorite Low Dispersion lens elements. These prevent optical lens errors like axial and chromatic aberrations. Thanks to the large aperture, you can play around with depth of field and photograph in dark light situations as well.

Sigma developed SIGMA Optimization Pro software for its C, A, and S lenses. With this software, you can update the firmware and adjust the focus parameters of the lens.

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Included by default

  • Manual (1.73 MB)
  • Lens hood
  • Lens case

Included by default

  • Lens hood
  • Lens case

Download the manual

Download the manual (1.73 MB)

Key specs

Lens mount
Canon EF mount
Suitable for camera type
APS-C, Full frame
Lens compatible with
Canon SLR cameras
Zoom or prime lens
Prime lens
Lens type
Wide-angle
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Reviews

39 reviews
9,5/10 (39 reviews)

Rating

31 reviews with 5 stars

8 reviews with 4 stars

0 reviews with 3 stars

0 reviews with 2 stars

0 reviews with 1 star

Rating per section

Picture quality
10,0
Weight/size
8,0
User friendliness
10,0
Design
9,0
Options
9,0

Customer images

Most helpful reviews

10/10

Artistic handsome!

  • price
  • image quality
  • no weather sealing
  • Bart van assche
  • 3 January 2015
  • Automatically translated from Dutch
10/10

One hell of a lens for a fair price!

  • Luminosity of f 1.4
  • Solid
  • Weight
  • Manon
  • 2 August 2017
  • Automatically translated from Dutch
9,7/10

Fantastic lens for beautiful photos in all conditions

  • Sharp
  • Focuses quickly
  • Small minus weight
  • Michel roelfsema
  • 30 January 2021
  • Automatically translated from Dutch
10/10

firm, clear and sharp

  • clear images
  • sharp images
  • Paul janssens
  • 25 September 2015
  • Automatically translated from Dutch
9,6/10

Super value for money, highly recommended!

  • razor-sharp photos
  • bright lens
  • No water sealing seal/ring
  • Ray depatti
  • 8 August 2016
  • Automatically translated from Dutch
10/10

simply the purchase of your life!

  • stabilization !
  • razor sharp, even at f2.0
  • no hood included...
  • Thomas jovicic
  • 16 August 2016
  • Automatically translated from Dutch
9,6/10

Do not hesitate

  • price
  • image quality
  • bit heavy
  • Melanie kirchner
  • 16 January 2017
  • Automatically translated from Dutch
9,2/10

Must have lens

  • Very sharp
  • Price quality
  • heavy
  • Alexandre belli
  • 22 November 2017
  • Automatically translated from Dutch
10/10

Top product, just do it!

  • finish
  • format
  • Erik rijks
  • 27 October 2018
  • Automatically translated from Dutch
9,7/10

super lens

  • Very nice lens, I'm very happy with it, takes very nice pictures
  • He is a bit heavy
  • Alma rutten
  • 17 June 2021
  • Automatically translated from Dutch
10/10

Artistic handsome!

  • price
  • image quality
  • build quality
  • no weather sealing

I've had this lens for a year and a half (when it was still a good 100€ more expensive here) and have never complained about the quick purchase. This is simply a brilliant lens, both in build and image quality. I work with a Canon APS-C crop sensor camera on which the "35mm" actually becomes a "56mm" ("52.5mm at Nikon). That makes this lens perfect for street photography and portraits in a slightly smaller space.

What I am also (and actually mainly) pleased with is the fantastic image quality at full aperture (F1.4). You often hear that you only get the best quality at "1 stop less" than the max. aperture, but I would strongly doubt that with this lens. In portraits, for example, I often have to stop myself from shooting at 1.4 constantly. Between F12 and F16 (the other extreme aperture value) you can suffer from diffraction in certain circumstances (whereby, despite the smaller aperture, a certain and unintentional "flou" is created), but I've seen that worse with Canon lenses. with the beautiful red "L" edge...

By the way, this was my first ever purchase of a prime lens. Having to "zoom with my feet" was an educational (and, thanks to this lens, never frustrating) experience. There is no image stabilization available, but to be honest I have never had any problems with that. Using shutter speeds shorter than 1/50 is no problem at all. If you have a steady hand you can also easily go up to 1/20 and one of my favorite shots I took with this lens (and where I didn't want to make any further concessions in ISO) was even hand drawn at 1/ 10.

The only button Sigma has put on the lens is one for AF/MF. It clicks easily and feels sturdy. A nice detail is that at Sigma they have thought of making this clearly visible when that button is set to MF through the white background of the button (which is simply black with AF). That makes it super easy to quickly notice in the dark that you are still on manual focus. A detail indeed, but it just shows that they have really thought out this lens at Sigma. Manual override, still manually adjusting the focus during AF, goes very smoothly by the way.

If you are used to light lenses, holding this one for the first time is a bit of a shock. When using the lens, that feeling of discomfort disappears ridiculously quickly. My very first use of the Sigma 35mm was during a city trip to Berlin: after an hour or so I was already crazy about the good grip and the slightly heavier weight. That difference in weight really only seems to be an issue when unpacking the lens, not during use. That sturdiness also reminds you of how dignified the glasswork of the lens is.

Negatives then?
They should be there.
When purchasing the lens, my main concerns were two things: the F16 maximum aperture (which seemed fairly low compared to most Canon lenses) and the lack of weather sealing. Both concerns have simply never bothered me since purchasing this lens. I've never had any problems with this lens in rain showers. I don't feel like testing the performance of this lens during hurricanes and tsunamis, but for everyday and normal use, the lack of weather sealing doesn't seem like a real flaw to me. And the "low" limit of F16 as the extreme aperture is negligible when this lens is SO pleasant to use at the other extreme (F1.4). In short... ARTvery good lens.

  • Bart van assche
  • 3 January 2015
  • Automatically translated from Dutch
10/10

One hell of a lens for a fair price!

  • Luminosity of f 1.4
  • Solid
  • razor-sharp photos
  • Weight

I've been using the Sigma 35mm f 1.4 Art lens on my Canon EOS 80D for a month now. I purposely waited this period so that I had enough material to write a review about this lens.
The Sigma 35mm is beautiful in design and extremely solid. The construction is very sturdy and you can feel it! With a weight of about 660 grams, this is certainly not a light lens, but this is not disturbing at all. That way you feel that you are working with a quality built lens. The lens can take a beating. Compare this, for example, with a Canon 50 mm f 1.8 and you immediately know what I'm talking about.
As I mentioned earlier, I use the lens on my Canon 80D, a crop sensor camera. So keep in mind that if you are also in this case, your focal length and aperture will be different.
I took beautiful pictures with this lens for a month. I mainly focus on portrait photography and I find this Sigma extremely suitable for that. 35mm gives you the opportunity to get close enough to your model and still capture the beautiful background. This is something that is less the case with an 85mm lens, for example. You can create a very nice depth of field with this lens, so that your model really stands out in a photo. The sharpness of the lens is also phenomenal, even in the corners of the photo. The autofocus is fast, but probably not the fastest. You are able to focus sufficiently quickly on a moving model, but I suspect that this lens is less suitable for sports photographers.
In addition to portrait photography, I also tested this Sigma on vacation for landscape photography. I also find this lens suitable for that. It is really a very good all-round lens that you can use for various purposes.
I hesitated for a while to buy this lens, given the price. Yet it is no less than half cheaper than a Canon 35mm f 1.4 !! In hindsight, it's the best investment I made. This is a professional lens that is also used by the professionals around the world. Sigma has delivered really top quality with this lens and you will notice that in your photos. This one hell of a lens is, in my opinion, the best choice for both professionals and advanced amateur photographers looking to take their photography to the next level. My message to you: DO IT!

  • Manon
  • 2 August 2017
  • Automatically translated from Dutch
9,7/10

Fantastic lens for beautiful photos in all conditions

  • Sharp
  • Focuses quickly
  • No noise when focusing
  • Small minus weight

As an extra lens for my Canon 90D in addition to the 50 mm f/1.8, I wanted a wide lens with a fixed focal length for urban photography. But it didn't have to be a lens for a cropped sensor but that I can also use on a full frame camera. A lens from Canon itself costs you once as much and in terms of the quality of the photos and the brewing quality of the lens, this is a good replacement.

The lens is fast and you can take beautiful photos with this lens, especially in the dark, because of the weight you notice that the lens is of high quality.

It is now my everyday lens and the 50mm as good second.

  • Michel roelfsema
  • 30 January 2021
  • Automatically translated from Dutch
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Specifications

Product

Product number
260493
Manufacturer code
35mm f/1.4 ART DG HSM
Brand
Sigma
Warranty
2 years
Processing of your defect
Via Coolblue

Usage

Lens type
Wide-angle
Type of photography
Landscape, Nature photography, Portrait, Product

Suitable for

Lens mount
Canon EF mount
Lens compatible with
Canon SLR cameras
Suitable for camera type
APS-C, Full frame
Compatible with lens filter
Yes
Filter size
67 mm
Lens series
Art

Properties

Fixed focal length
35 mm
Zoom or prime lens
Prime lens
Maximum magnification factor
0,19
Aperture
1,4
Number of aperture shutters
9
Number of groups
11
Number of elements
13
Type of lens elements
SLD
Special lens elements
Yes
Image stabilization
No
Fixed focal point
Yes

Focus

Shortest focusing distance
30 cm
Manual focus override
Yes
Silent focusing motor
Yes
Type of focusing motor
HSM
Internal focus
Yes
Focal distance control
Yes
Autofocus
Yes

Physical properties

Color
Black
Weight
665 g
Material
Metal, Plastic
Diameter
77 mm
Length camera lens
94 mm

Resistance

Dustproof
No
Shockproof
No

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