Sigma 19mm f/2.8 DN ART Lens for Sony E-mount Cameras, Black - BUNDLE - with Pro Optic 46mm Digital Essentials Filter Kit, Flashpoint CapKeeper #CK2 Lens Cap Leash & Adorama LP99 Lens Cleaner

2019-10-04T12:33:31

Great lense but not what I needed so I returned it. Returns are fast and easy with Adorama.

NORMAN R.

2019-05-02T18:02:46

Highly recommend this lens!! For the price, you can not beat the quality of this lens!!

Scott S.

2019-04-18T11:30:15

Very good lense . Everything came as advertised

Daniel H.

2019-02-03T13:43:04

The Sigma 19mm f/2.8 DN Art lens was a great buy. The price is reasonable and I find the images very sharp. It has proven to be a great compliment to a Sony a6000. Perhaps I should consider the others in the same line.

David L.

2019-02-03T13:04:05

I really like the lens bc it’s cheap

Benjamin B.

2019-01-04T13:13:35

Received the Sigma 19mm lens, it is a good wide lens, wide enough, but not too wide, for everyday shooting. Size is compact enough to fit well on a Sony a6000 and easy to carry around.

Gregory m.

2018-11-27T09:28:26

Sigma 19 mm Art lens is a nice light weight wide angle lens for Sony APC camera. Feels like the inexpensive lens it is, however, photos are very nice.

GERALD K.

2018-11-23T16:40:10

Excellent sharp lens. Versatile as it gets for one prime. Landscapes, group portrait, selfies, etc.. AF works great on my Sony a6000, very light. Only drawback is no aperture ring, but not a big deal at this price

Matthew A.

2018-11-06T08:52:51

I recommend this lens! Very good quality for the price.

louisa a.

2018-08-22T12:26:25

I wanted something fairly compact yet bright enough for low light situations. The build quality of this lens is top notch. No complaints at all about the fit and finish. It actually feels/looks better than my 1.8 50mm Sony lens in my opinion. So far photos i've captured are GREAT. It renders warmly on the Sony sensor and I actually like that it has its own personality in that regard. I like this lens enough that i'll likely buy the rest of the lineup for my A5100. I'm only dinging it 1 star because there is noticeable distortion in RAW images. It's corrected easily in Lightroom...but it's there. The sample photo i'm attaching isn't necessarily to showcase the quality of the optics, moreso to showcase the low light capabilities of the lens. F4.0 ISO 800 in a fairly dimlit space (Legoland in Michigan). Overall i'd say this lens can't be beat for the quality results. The price is merely a bonus. I wish i'd purchased THIS lens before the prime 50mm Sony lens.

JAMIL B.

2018-08-06T12:36:16

The Sigma 19mmf/2.8 DN ART lens has become my standard lens as of lately. I bike around Manhattan and having an easy to use, quick, and light-weight outfit like this is a must. The only negative point (and one star down) is the focus ring, which takes some getting use to (for me, anyway). But considering the price, i think you get a lot of lens for the money. I took the pics this morning in Inwood on upper Manhattan.

Runar H.

2018-05-22T12:02:04

Like it very much just took that Lens to white Pocket Shot over. 600 pictures in / Days Happy wiith it.

ANETTE S.

2018-05-16T08:30:27

This is a great little lens - perfect for walking around and keeping your kit light. The auto focus isn’t as quick as native Sony lenses, but at this price it’s a super deal.

Alan N.

2018-05-10T12:28:00

When I unpacked the lens and checked front and rear elements, it looked good. I took a dozen shots using my Sony a6000. The images were terrible-good in center but edges looked unusable. I considered returning it but then decided to use ROR Mist on front and rear. Wow! What a difference-this lens is VERY usable. I'm glad I kept it.

GARY W.

2018-04-26T14:22:41

I usually shoot on full frames (Canon) but I wanted a good smaller but high quality travel camera and lenses that are the equivalent to a couple of my favorites. I purchased a Sony a6500. I first bought the Sony 28mm f2 lens because it was near the 35mm/40mm range that I like for the prime lens. While a good lens, it wasn't a wide enough field of view for how and what I normally shoot out and about. I do a lot of portrait work but when I needed a bit more view, it wasn't enough. I returned it. I found this lens and was leery because the price point was so low. on sale? Granted, my 40mm Canon lens was about that much and it's a little beast so I gave this a go. It's an oddly made lens on every level - even the 19mm is an odd focal length but the f2.8 is nice. It has a weird smooth focus ring. The image stabilization mechanism rattles when the camera is turned off. The lens hood and general design of the lens is just weird. All of that said: - I use a center focus setting and it is fast. Equal to my Canon 5D Mk2. - Full frame equivalent of 28mm which is great for portraits and landscapes. - The bokeh is quite nice. - f2.8! - There is some lens warping and I do correct in Lightroom if it obviously affects angled objects. This lens fits perfectly in the focal length and quality of photos I want to get out of the aps-c sensor. At this price point, if you're looking for a near full frame 35mm prime lens equivalent and don't want to pay $1000 for a Sony Zeiss situation, I can't imagine a better lens at this price point.

Scott B.

2018-04-25T09:50:08

Good value. The lens is acceptable sharp and seems well built. You won't find a better lens any where near the price.

Robert W.

2018-04-23T11:48:18

Only had this for 2 weeks; but I was shooting a Samyang 12mm f/2.0 Manual lens previously here are my findings: 1-The lens has a well built feel to the hand, 2-It's lightweight 3-The mount to my alpha 6500 was really tight, almost too much 4-It's a bit soft out at the edges at f/2.8, but nice and crisp in the center. Other than that this is a significant up grade to the Samyang. And less money too.

Steve M.

2017-09-21T23:13:16

This lens blew me away. The images it renders are very sharp across the frame and it costs much less than the Sony option. The only limitation is that continuous focus only works with 5 center focus points and not the entire 179 focus points but contrast detect is snappy on the Sony a6000 so it is not really much of an issue.

OSVALDO V.

2017-08-27T05:44:47

I stumbled on this lens when searching for a reasonably priced wide angle for my Sony a7. There's pronounced vignetting in the corners but crop to 8x10 and it's pretty much eliminated. Vignetting is diminished and softened some by removing the baffle on the back of the lens. I purchased the lens used from Adorama. It arrived as if it were new. Very pleased.

Barbara C.

2017-08-15T20:02:40

The only inconvenience is it has no button to go use manual focus. It's great in every other aspect, though.

RAFAEL A.

2017-05-18T19:35:10

I like this lens and can recommend to anyone looking for a one in this focal length. It deserves 5 stars even with the cons based on overall quality and price. Great value for the money. Pros: - Reasonable f2.8 wide open still good for low light work - Small and light weight - Good price - Good autofocus - 19mm focal length good for many situations Cons: - Auto focus is very good on Sony A6500, but slightly slower than many Sony lenses when used in video mode - Makes a rattle noise when off camera or when camera is turned off, but is normal and a result of the auto focus design

FRANKLIN C.

2017-04-25T17:09:19

Good size for traveling with my a6000! The f /2.8 is real sharp and plenty fast enough.

Michael O.

2017-04-21T11:50:01

Not as fast as other lenses out there, sacrificing a little functionality of the a6000, like the fast auto focus... Overall, very good lens, would definitely recommend

Diego L.

2017-03-15T11:27:10

For an inexpensive lens I am pleasantly surprised at it's sharpness, even wide open.

CBARLES B.

2017-03-09T14:55:11

The sigma 19mm gives me a clean video experience I use it every day for vlogging and pictures. If you want to see how it performs you can see my YouTube videos Ajones media

Allyn J.

2017-02-16T18:23:53

Works amazingly, never had a problem the sharpness and focus is great. Couldn't be happier with it

Jc C.

2017-02-11T05:50:32

The lens itself is OK and it operates smoothly.,But I found its performance no better than that of the 2 zoom lenses I already have that cover this range. Granted, the max aperture of 2.8 gives a little advantage over the 3,5 of my faster zoom. Shooting in good light, though, I can't ind any significant advantage for the Sigma And for shooting in low light I' suggest the Samyang/Rokinon 12mm f/2, a fully manual lens, but easy enough to use on a Sony6000. It provides incredibly sharp images, much more light-gathering ability and a much wider field of view. I wanted a lens for big landscapes and night photography and find the Samyang/Rojinon lens much superior for my needs. And for only a modestly greater outlay.

william j.

2017-02-08T19:42:16

Another excellent lens from Sigma. Sharp, crisp, clear, colorful and great IQ. Small, light weight and solid build make it a comfortable walk around lens. Very high quality lens at an incredible affordable price. A must have lens that I highly recommend.

VANLOP P.

2017-01-09T10:04:20

Nice wide angle prime lens for my Sony A6000. Much sharper than the kit lens.

ROBERT A.

2016-11-14T08:16:28

amazing optics. people say great value but this is on par with my zeiss 32mm as far as image quality and optics. great lens. if you're not familiar with focal lengths, 19 on an apsc equals about a 29mm and decently wide for landscape pictures and kind of close group photos. if I had to pick only 1 focal length this would be a good one.

samuel p.