GammyKnee

I'm using the Sigma 50 Art on an R6 and plain R , both with the barebones Canon adapter, and it's flawless. Can't comment on the 85 1.4, but I've yet to encounter any Canon lens that misbehaves ...

I've got an R, RP and R6. With one shot AF, I haven't noticed any major difference between the R and RP, but in  AI Servo I see a small but still useful difference in speed that favors the R. The ...

Now that's something I never thought of! My habit with regular DSLRs was always to select one of the more subtle picture styles because I'd read that would make the exposure graphs more accurate ...

It's definitely from a bygone age, but it's still a surprisingly good lens. I had one for a while and though its bokeh was not the best I found it to be trustworthy, with accurate and consistent ...

Can I ask what issues you have with the 35 Art and R5? My 50 Art performs beautifully on my R6, and 35 Art may be in my future - if I can count on it to behave as well as the 50.

My experience with Sigma - prior to going mirrorless - was not inconsistency as such, but rather the need for different focus adjustment at different subject distances. This is exactly what ...

That echoes my experience of the 50 Art on my R and R6 bodies with Canon's basic adapter; fast, decisive and dependable AF.

I was very happy with the Tamron when I had it; sharp, pleasing bokeh and good AF for a 3rd party lens. Some people can't live with the green and purple fringing but I didn't find it too bad. Since ...

I've had the 35 f/2 IS USM for a few years now, using it on 5D series bodies and now mirrorless. It has plenty of good points: - I've never had cause to fault its sharpness wide open - AF is very ...

For the past year or so I've been shooting with the R and the R6 - often using them both in the same session - and FWIW I can't fault the OP's thinking. If I'm shooting any action then obviously ...

Like others in this thread my experience with EF on my R, RP and R6 bodies has been extremely positive. I'd add that my Sigma 50 Art is also a joy to use via the adapter - in fact I only bought ...

+1 to all of that. I haven't yet run into a situation where I've desperately needed HSS + TTL so I just can't fault my Godox gear. It's affordable, surprisingly robust, easy to use and reliable. Ho ...

Currently I use Capture One (v20 and up can handle the R series files) and where necessary Affinity Photo. C1 is expensive, particularly if you intend to keep up with the annual upgrade cycle ...

I bought the Sigma Art when I switched to R series bodies because I wanted a fast and fast focusing 50 and I was still in two minds about the EF 50 f/1.2. A little while later I added an RP with ...

Congratulations - sounds like you've got a keeper!

Good point. This is a fairly sober evaluation of the 135 vs 70-200 f/2.8 @ 135: https://neilvn.com/tangents/review-comparison-canon-135mm-f2l-vs-canon-70-200mm-f2-8l-is-ii/ However note that ...

I'm very glad I got my copy - bought used but in very good condition. If you can use the focal length you'll almost certainly enjoy the results as well as the experience of using lens (quick AF, ...