Sigma 40mm F1.4 art, I like this lens
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Sigma 40mm F1.4 art, I like this lens
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I bought this lens with heavy price reduction in the UK last week, costing £629. The lens is so sharp, great bokeh, focusing in a very close distance. 40mm is a new territory to me. I like it more than 35 and 50. The lens is very heavy, not comfortable to hold in my hands. However when I look at those pictures taken, it makes me to use it again and again. I can finally figure out what is so called cinematic effect. Here are some pictures taken with R6.








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