Post by BuckSkin on Nov 20, 2021 6:00:23 GMT
This post by caspa prompted my question:
photoshopelementsandmore.com/post/90013
I do have the latest version of the Sigma 50-500mm and two +2 or 2X or whatever tele-extenders/tele-converters.
I really like the 50-500mm, especially the fact that I can back it down to 50mm if the need arises; it is very quick to focus; and, if I do my part, images are tack sharp.
However, I would like to add the 150-600mm to my arsenal.
caspa made mention that his lens is a G1; how many generations are there and what differs from generation to generation ?
I understand there are also two versions, Contemporary and Sport; does each generation of the Contemporary have a counterpart in the Sport version; or, are the generation changes of the two versions independent to one another ?
About the time I learn that Sigma has a new lens, they have already discontinued it and dropped it from the books.
photoshopelementsandmore.com/post/90013
I do have the latest version of the Sigma 50-500mm and two +2 or 2X or whatever tele-extenders/tele-converters.
I really like the 50-500mm, especially the fact that I can back it down to 50mm if the need arises; it is very quick to focus; and, if I do my part, images are tack sharp.
However, I would like to add the 150-600mm to my arsenal.
caspa made mention that his lens is a G1; how many generations are there and what differs from generation to generation ?
I understand there are also two versions, Contemporary and Sport; does each generation of the Contemporary have a counterpart in the Sport version; or, are the generation changes of the two versions independent to one another ?
About the time I learn that Sigma has a new lens, they have already discontinued it and dropped it from the books.
