Sigma Art 14-24mm f/2.8 DG HSM 14-24mm
The constant f/2.8 aperture across the 14-24mm zoom range, combined with three FLD and three aspherical elements, delivers edge-to-edge sharpness and minimal distortion. Its robust, weather-sealed build and built-in lens hood provide a durable, all-in-one design that handles challenging conditions without requiring bulky external filters. This lens is best for architectural and landscape photographers who need a fast, ultra-wide rectilinear zoom with professional-grade optical performance.
How owner sentiment changed over time
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- Q2 202695/100
Buyers in this period praise the lens for its exceptional sharpness, ultra-wide performance, and low-light capabilities, with only minor concerns about weight and filter limitations.
- Lens is exceptionally sharp, outperforming or matching native Sony/Nikon options.
- Ultra-wide angle works great for real estate, travel, and indoor photography.
- Great low-light performance (F2.8) and fast, silent autofocus.
- Heavier than some expect, especially with full-frame cameras; filter attachment is awkward.
- Q3 202380/100
Buyers praise exceptional sharpness, even wide open, and low-light performance, but note large lens cap issues and limited 35mm reach.
- Sharpness even wide open, surpassing older versions
- Great for events and low-light shooting
- Lens cap is large, slips off easily when camera is on a strap
- Lacks 35mm reach; cropping needed for versatility
- Q2 202380/100
Highly praised for sharpness and wide field of view, especially for landscapes and real estate. Heavier weight noted as a trade-off.
- Sharpness exceeds Sony 16-35 GM at overlapping focal lengths.
- Heavy build; cannot take front filters, but rear filter system praised.
- Excellent for real estate, landscape, and night sky photography.
- One verified review calls it heavy despite positive tone.
- Q3 2022100/100
Buyers praised the lens for sharpness, fast focus, and excellent wide-angle concert photography results.
- Exceptional sharpness and fast autofocus praised by users.
- Excellent for wide-angle concert photography in small venues.
- Filter limitations: no front polarizer; ND filters fit rear.
- Easy transition to new camera systems; eliminates adapter need.
- Q2 2022100/100
All three reviews are positive, praising sharpness, build quality, smooth zoom, and value. One review also endorses a tripod.
- Excellent value and sharpness, especially at narrower apertures.
- High-quality build with smooth focusing and zoom operation.
- Included ND filter set is appreciated for long exposures.
- Performs well for landscapes, interiors, and astrophotography.
- Q1 2022100/100
Buyers in Q1 2022 praised the lens for sharpness, versatility in landscape and real estate, and build quality. Weight and front filter limitation were noted as acceptable trade-offs.
- Exceptional sharpness and image quality praised across multiple uses.
- Versatile for architectural, real estate, landscape, astro, and even portraits.
- Weight is noticeable but viewed as acceptable for the quality.
- No fish-eye effect; front filter limitation noted but not a dealbreaker.
- Q4 202193/100
Buyers praised the lens for its sharpness, wide-angle capability, and build quality, though some noted weight and filter compatibility issues.
- Excellent sharpness and wide-angle performance for landscape, real estate, and street photography.
- Sturdy build quality and balanced feel, with fast autofocus comparable to native lenses.
- Weight is noted but often accepted for the quality; some mention front filter incompatibility.
- Rear ND filter mounting screws can be damaged by included wrench, causing removal issues.
- Q3 202198/100
Buyers praise this Sigma 14-24mm f/2.8 Art lens for exceptional sharpness, solid build, and value compared to native Sony/Nikon options. Weight is noted but accepted as sign of quality.
- Superb image quality, sharpness, and color rendition across the frame.
- Solid, robust build feels like a professional workhorse, not a kit lens.
- Heavier than expected but considered acceptable for the build and durability.
- Some barrel distortion and vignetting at wide end, correctable in post.
- Q2 202195/100
Buyers praised the Sigma 14-24mm f/2.8 for outstanding sharpness, solid build, and value compared to pricier Sony GM and Nikon lenses. It's favored for landscape, real estate, and astrophotography.
- Sharpness exceeds or matches premium Nikon/Sony GM lenses, often called 'tack sharp'.
- Excellent value for money, delivering professional quality at a lower price.
- Versatile for landscape, real estate, vlogging, and astrophotography with f/2.8 and 14mm.
- Built-in rear ND filter slot is a highly appreciated convenience feature.
- Q1 2021100/100
Buyers praise this Sigma 14-24mm lens for excellent sharpness, fast AF, and value versus Sony G Master, though note barrel distortion at wide end is correctable.
- Exceptional sharpness outperforming or matching native Sony lenses.
- Fast, silent autofocus comparable to Sony glass.
- Great value for money, cheaper than Sony G Master alternative.
- Barrel distortion on wide end requires correction when angled.
- Q4 202090/100
Buyers praise the Sigma lens for sharpness, fast autofocus, and value. A filter kit compatibility issue is noted.
- Sharp image quality and fast autofocus, often compared favorably to brand-name alternatives.
- Excellent value for the price, particularly for real estate and landscape photography.
- Versatile, flexible, and well-balanced despite being heavy.
- Included filter kit doesn't fit this lens; correct filters not available from that brand.
- Q3 202095/100
Buyers praised the lens for its sharpness, wide aperture, and value for money. It is well-suited for landscape, astrophotography, and real estate work.
- Exceptional sharpness, clarity, and color rendition for a wide zoom lens.
- Great value, often compared favorably to more expensive alternatives.
- Excellent low-light capability and useful for astrophotography.
- Lens is heavy and requires invest in filters; minor distortion at 14mm.
- Q2 2020100/100
Buyers praise this lens for sharpness, wide-angle performance, and low-light capability, especially for real estate and landscape photography.
- Exceptional sharpness across zoom range and center to edge.
- Excellent for real estate and landscape photo/video with non-distorted wide angle.
- Fast autofocus and smooth operation with Nikon and Sony cameras.
- Heavier than some; bulbous front element requires careful cleaning.
- Q1 202095/100
Buyers praised the lens for astrophotography, landscapes, sharpness, build quality, and value. One purchased from Adorama based on service, not usage.
- Excellent for astrophotography and landscapes, often replacing manual wide-angle lenses.
- Rock-solid build, exceptional edge-to-edge sharpness, especially at 14mm.
- Compact, lighter than Canon EF version, faster E-mount, good value for the price.
- Great deal, pairs well with Sigma 24-70 DG DN, useful tripod included.
- Q4 2019100/100
Buyers praised the lens as sharp, great value, and excellent for Sony E-mount; one noted it is heavy, cannot take filters, and can fog up in extreme conditions.
- Exceptional sharpness and image quality, outperforming alternatives like Sony 16-35mm.
- Heavy, no filter thread, and occasional fogging in humid cold.
- Good value for money compared to pricier GM lenses.
- Delivery and initial use fine, but more evaluation time needed.
Based on 113 dated customer reviews, grouped by calendar quarter. Period analysis is in English.
A full written review is coming soon. The specs, scores, prices and charts above are always up to date.
