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Sigma 10mm f/2.8 EX DC HSM Fisheye Lens for Canon Digital SLR Cameras (OLD MODEL)

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Style: Canon Digital SLR Cameras

Brand	Sigma
Lens Type	Wide Angle
Compatible Mountings	Canon EF-S
Max Focal Length	10 Millimeters
Min Focal Length	10 Millimeters

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Fisheye lens designed specifically for APS-C digital SLR cameras
13.5cm minimum focusing distance and 1:3.3 maximum magnification allows close up photography
Equipped with HSM allowing full-time manual focus override
Equisolid angle projection system is possible for art and scientific use

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Style:Canon Digital SLR Cameras

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This autofocus fisheye lens is designed for use with digital SLR cameras equipped with APS-C size image sensors. The Nikon version produces a diagonal angle of view of 180� (154�for Sigma, 167� for Canon). The diagonal field of view of this fisheye lens produces striking images with exaggerated perspective and distortion. The minimum focusing distance of 13.5cm/5.3inch, and maximum magnification 1:3.3 allows subjects to be as close as 1.8cm/0.7inch from the lens' front element. This close focusing capability allows close-up photography and also it is possible to make use of large depth of field that covers wide range of subjects. The Integral hood blocks out extraneous light and the Super Multi-Layer Coating minimizes flare and ghosting, creating superior image quality. The HSM (Hyper Sonic Motor) ensures fast and quiet autofocusing and allows full-time manual focus override by rotation of the focus ring. This lens is supplied with a gelatin filter holder at the rear, allowing the use of gelatin filters.

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Designed for use with Canon digital SLR cameras equipped with APS-C size image sensors, the Sigma 10mm f/2.8 fisheye lens offers a uniquely exaggerated and distorted close-up perspective that's perfect for arty, off-kilter shots. This Canon version offers an impressive 167-degree diagonal angle of view, along with a minimum focusing distance of 5.3 inches and a maximum magnification ratio of 1:3.3. As a result, subjects can sit as close as 0.7 inches from the lens's front element, making the lens ideal for extreme close-up shots and photos with a large depth of field. The lens also includes a Hyper Sonic Motor (HSM) that provides fast and quiet autofocusing, with a full-time manual focus override via a simple twist of the focus ring. And thanks to the lens's integral hood and super multilayer coating, you can easily block out extraneous light while minimizing flare and ghosting. Supplied with a gelatin filter holder at the rear, the 10mm lens carries Sigma's one-year warranty.

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Focal length: 10mm
Maximum aperture: f/2.8
Lens construction: 12 elements in 7 groups
Angle of view: 167 degrees
Number of diaphragm blades: 7
Minimum aperture: f/22
Minimum focusing distance: 5.3 inches
Maximum magnification: 1:3.3
Filter type: Insertion-type gelatin filter
Mount: Canon
Dimensions: 3 inches in diameter and 3.3 inches long
Weight: 16.8 ounces
Warranty: 1 year

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Style:Canon Digital SLR Cameras

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3.27 x 2.99 x 2.99 inches

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1.05 pounds

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B000YYDF7W

Item model number

477101

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118 ratings

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Date First Available

October 2, 2001

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Hillary

Holy moly...

Reviewed in the United States on March 31, 2014

Style: Nikon Digital SLR CamerasVerified Purchase

I bought this lens for a STEAL of a price through Amazon's Warehouse Deals. I've never bought anything used from them before, so I was a bit skeptical and I was worried that the condition of the lens might be bad. Was I wrong! This lens only cost me a fraction of a new lens... and the lens doesn't even look like it was EVER used! Amazon made it clear that the condition of the original Sigma box was awful and ripped open, which isn't a big deal to me. As long as the lens is in working condition, I could care less as to the condition of the box it comes in. The lens came with a lens hood (also in pristine condition), but I think it's missing the lens cap that goes onto that hood. Not a big deal because I had an extra laying around.

This lens is AWESOME! It's not everyone's cup of tea, but it's gonna be totally awesome for some pet photo projects that I have up my sleeve. It focuses quickly. I've never had an ultra wide angle lens before, so this is all new to me, but holy moly, I wish I had had this when I was traveling abroad many years ago! This would make an AWESOME travel lens (for selfies and just scenic photos). I am so happy with the purchase and, if you have the money, I would recommend buying this lens to add to your arsenal. I mainly got this lens because I wanted to get into some underwater photography, but I can see this lens coming in handy for so many different things. It's super duper sharp and you can be within inches of your subject. I have accidentally gotten so close to my dog that he bonked his wet nose on it! Definitely keep a microfiber cloth handy with you at all times because, since the glass bows out, you will likely get lots of dust, fingerprints and dog spit all over it (if you're photographing wiggly pups).

I have posted one of the first photos (of my dog) that I took with the lens in the gallery on here.

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Jason

Such an Amazing Lens

Reviewed in the United States on September 2, 2019

Style: Canon Digital SLR CamerasVerified Purchase

I was first blown away by the hypersonic movement in the lens because it's super fast, very quiet and you barely feel it at all but then I started taking pictures and I couldn't believe they were mine and from my camera. I do most of my shooting from a very humble little/lightweight Canon EOS 600D (same as a Rebel T3i) but as I'm sure most people know the glass is where you make your real money. I can't recommend this lens enough to anyone shooting with an APS-C (cropped frame) DSLR.

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Jack Blevins

167 degree image is great for mountains

Reviewed in the United States on September 26, 2020

Style: Canon Digital SLR CamerasVerified Purchase

I purchased this older version because is was type C like my Canon i7. I just wanted something I could take "fun" pictures with. I am strictly an amateur photographer who likes to take scenic pictures. I would recommend this lens to anyone with a type C image device.

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RedMtl

Excellent fish-eye lens for Nikon

Reviewed in the United States on July 1, 2011

Style: Nikon Digital SLR CamerasVerified Purchase

The Sigma 10mm fish-eye for Nikon mount is sharp, with good colour rendition across the frame. The built-in hood is probably useful, but as one cannot remove it to check it's a bit hard to tell. This lens takes filters from behind, not in front, but contrary to some comments one can indeed use a filter in this way. However, as there is no front thread, one cannot put a protective filter on the lens. This said, doing so would on any fish-eye prevent full use of the frame, so a glass filter is not desirable.

The case is nice, if not a very tight fit so be careful opening it.

The provided lens cap quite cleverly gets around the issue of covering up a protruding lens glass.

Highly recommended.

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Oesoto

Great Fisheye lens

Reviewed in the United States on February 12, 2010

Style: Sony Alpha Digital SLR CamerasVerified Purchase

I was looking for a Fisheye lens for my Sony DSLR A350. I spent several months reading reviews and finding out what I really needed. Finally I decided to buy this lens for shooting 360x180 equirectangular panoramas.

This lens is great. The construction quality is more than good, super sharp pictures even when you're shooting at f2.8. This lens is also fun because of the natural distortion it creates. If you're looking for a fisheye lens for your alpha camera with APS-C sensor and don't want to spend more than 700 dollars, this is the one you need, no question about it.

What I also love about this lens is the macro capability. The results shooting macros are fun and interesting.

I highly recommend buying this lens for everyone that is looking for a fisheye lens for his Sony camera.

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M. Ramsey

Beautiful, but very specialty

Reviewed in the United States on September 12, 2009

Style: Sony Alpha Digital SLR CamerasVerified Purchase

I shopped around to get a fisheye that was exactly what I wanted. This is the one that I decided on. On an APS-C sized sensor, this will have the widest angle of view that I could find for sale. If you want that, get this lens. The problem is that there aren't too many uses for a near-180 degree field of view. I've used it for some candid, cheeky portraits but never for serious portraiture.
If you want to get a really wide angle lens, this is the one. Be prepared to crop way down into the center of the picture to minimize the distortion around the edges. Before dropping 700 bones, be sure that you WANT a fisheye. If you don't want a fisheye, you'll waste 700 bucks and a lot of space in your camera bag.
That said, this lens is so sharp. Even wide open (F/2.8) the depth of field is huge. From the front of the image to the very back the whole thing is sharp. If you expect some bokeh, you won't find it. I have a Sony Alpha and the HSM motor is the quietest AF I have ever heard. It is faster and quieter than my Sony kit lens. --And with the depth of field, you can afford to be a little off with the focus.

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Peter S

A great lens if you don't overuse it!

Reviewed in the United States on September 18, 2011

Style: Nikon Digital SLR CamerasVerified Purchase

No, the construction of this little lens is superb. However, you'll be tempted to shoot 'Fish-eye' views all the time! Use in moderation, save those special effects for when it makes sense. I bought this to use on my D300s, and recently upgraded to a D700. You can easily use this on a full frame camera, just be sure you use your viewfinders marks for composition of your image.

A fantastic addition for those unique shots. Built like a tank, great optics. I am beginning to really like Sigma products!

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Carson Lawall

really fun lens

Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2011

Style: Canon Digital SLR CamerasVerified Purchase

Really fun to use, a lot less expensive than the canon (about 1/2 the price), and set for APS-C size sensors. Gives ~162 degrees instead of 180, but still is really fun (sigma's version of this lens for Nikon does get 180 degrees).
I've been really happy with the photoquality. I'm still playing around with it, but so far, pared with a T2i, it has been definitely worth it. I still use my zooms more, but it's great to have in your quiver, so to speak.

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E. Palmer

A Great Lens

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on March 19, 2010

Style: Pentax Digital SLR CamerasVerified Purchase

This lens is a great fisheye lens, images are sharp in the centre and on the Pentax it gives a 180 degree view.
I am using a K10D and I did have to install the latest firmware (1.3) for the HSM auto focus to work. The lens is very well built and comes in a very good quality case.
I have only rated it a 4 and not 5 because I have found that focusing on infinity the autofocus is slightly out and I have found that I have to switch to manual focus to get sharp images.
That aside I think the lens is a great bit of kit and focuses really really close (almost touching the lens) giving some great creative effects.
If you want a different look and become creative this lens helps to create fabulous images.

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Richard

Great!

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on December 29, 2013

Style: Sony Alpha Digital SLR CamerasVerified Purchase

I use this for skate photography and its just great.

The auto focus helps sometimes and is fast
Would recommend this product to anyone

Mercator

sehr gutes Objektiv für kreative Fotografie

Reviewed in Germany on April 21, 2013

Style: Nikon Digital SLR CamerasVerified Purchase

Ich gebe zu, dass ich sehr lange überlegt habe, ob ich mir das Original-Objektiv von Nikon oder dieses Objektiv von Sigma kaufen soll. Nach früheren negativen Erfahrungen mit Sigma bei einem anderen Objektiv machte ich mir die Überlegung nicht leicht, zumal die Kritiken durchaus unterschiedlich ausfallen. Schließlich gab der Preis den Ausschlag und ich bestellte das Sigma-Objektiv. Da es ein Objektiv für besondere Situationen ist war das Preis-Argument entscheidend.

Schon beim Auspacken fallen einem wesentliche Unterschiede zum Nikon auf. Das Objektiv ist deutlich schwerer - was für mich kein Nachteil ist - und macht einen hochwertigen Eindruck. Außerdem wird im Gegensatz zu Nikon (dort nur ein Beutel) ein stabiler Köcher mitgeliefert, der am Gürtel befestigt werden kann, so dass man nicht gleich eine ganze Fotostasche mitschleppen muss, wenn man nur dieses Objektiv als Zweitobjektiv mitnehmen möchte.

Die ersten Aufnahmen zeigten, dass man durchaus erst lernen muss, mit dem Objektiv und seinem Bildwinkel zu fotografieren.
Der Autofokus funktioniert an meiner Nikon schnell und zuverlässig. Die Schärfe der Fotos ist auch mit großer Blende im Zentrum sehr gut, an den Seiten etwas schwächer aber für mich immer noch gut.

Ich habe keine akribischen Testreihen durchgeführt, sondern einfach unterschiedliche Motive (Landschaft, Architektur, Personen, Hund) aufgenommen und schnell festgestellt, es macht einen riesigen Spaß mit diesem Objektiv Motive aufzunehmen, die man bisher mit anderen Objektiven fotografiert hat. Man entdeckt wirklich eine ganz neue Sichtweise.

Der Winkel bei Landschaftsaufnahmen ist atemberaubend. Bei Architekturaufnahmen kommt es sehr auf das Motiv an. Aber die verzerrten, stürzenden Linien machen ja gerade den Reiz aus und ich habe keine Aufnahmen nachträglich "entzerrt". Auch eine Nachbearbeitung von Fotos ist nicht so meine Welt, sondern die Aufnahmen sind wie sie sind. Ich habe hier einmal zwei Aufnahmen aus dem Frankfurter Einkaufszentrum MyZeil eingestellt. Die an sich schon bemerkenswerte Architektur erhält durch den Fisheye-Effekt noch einen besonderen Reiz.

Fazit: Das Fotografieren mit dem Objektiv macht Spaß - Meine bisherigen Erfahrungen mit Sigma erfuhren eine positive Wende - Ich würde das Objektiv jederzeit wieder dem Original von Nikon vorziehen.

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kadet

Eine Frage der Sichtweise

Reviewed in Germany on December 31, 2011

Style: Canon Digital SLR CamerasVerified Purchase

Ich habe lange damit gewartet mir ein Fisheye-Objektiv zuzulegen. Zum einen sind diese Objektive relativ teuer und zum anderen war ich der Meinung, dass man sowieso nur wenige Fotos damit machen würde. Das man durchaus mehr Fotos damit machen wird, wenn man sich einmal an die Optik gewöhnt hat, habe ich nun mit diesem Fisheye-Objektiv festgestellt. Landschaftsaufnahmen enthalten kaum Verzerrungen und man bekommt einfach wahnsinnig viel auf ein Bild drauf. Panoramaaufnahmen quasi leicht gemacht - ohne Nachbearbeitung am Computer. Innenaufnahmen gelingen auch - zwar mit den typischen Bogeneffekten an den Rändern - aber diese wirken auch künsterisch. Und genau hier gehen die Geschmäker auseinander. Während die Einen die gebogenen Effekte nicht mögen, empfinden Andere diese Art der Darstellung positiv.

Es ist daher letztendlich eine Frage der Sichtweise. Ich bin auch skeptisch an das Objektiv gegangen, aber möchte es nun nicht mehr missen. Die Verarbeitung des Sigma-Objektivs ist sowieso hervorragend. Die Lichtstärke von 2,8 tut ein übriges, um auch nachts tolle Fotos schießen zu können. So kann man mit diesem Objektiv die Milchstrasse fast komplett auf ein Bild bannen! Einfach toll. Der Autofokus funktioniert im Freien ohne Probleme. In geschlossenen Räumen, wenn das Licht etwas zu schwach ist, kann es zu Unschärfen kommen, was aber bei jedem anderen Objektiv ebenfalls der Fall ist. Gegenlichtaufnahmen werden sehr gut - die Sonne macht sich nicht störend bemerkbar und die Belichtung ist hervorragend. Daher musste ich meine anfängliche Meinung revidieren: Fisheye-Objektive sind nicht nur für wenige Fotos geeignet - man kann durchaus einen gesamten Urlaub damit fotografieren, ohne das Objektiv tauschen zu müssen. Zusätzlich lassen sich auch künstlerische Fotos anfertigen. Was will man mehr?

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Rainhard Wiesinger

Qualität, die den Preis rechtfertigt!

Reviewed in Germany on October 11, 2018

Style: Canon Digital SLR CamerasVerified Purchase

Das Objektiv ist natürlich deutlich kostspieliger als viele Modelle anderer Hersteller, nachdem ich es nun einige Monate intensiv nutze muss ich sagen, dass es den Preis rechtfertigt. Abbildungsqualität ist auch in den Rändern ohne Schärfeabfall gut, der Autofokus arbeitet präzise und auch die Farbwiedergabe ist exzellent.

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