The e 35mm f1.8 OSS may have a slightly dimmer aperture, but includes optical stabilisation, making it preferable for hand-holding slower shutter speeds or filming video on bodies without IBIS, but it costs around 50% more than the Sigma. In Sony’s own catalogue, there’s the Sony e 35mm f1.8 OSS and Sony e 30mm f3.5 Macro lenses just for starters, both of which offer benefits over the Sigma 30mm. Owners of cropped-frame Sony mirrorless owners have a number of choices for standard coverage primes in the native e-mount. So unless you demand the greatest sharpness across the frame at f1.4, I’d say go for the Sigma 30mm f1.4 and save yourself some money. In my tests the Canon 32mm f1.4 was a little sharper in the corners at the largest apertures, but in typical use, you’re unlikely to notice much difference. Sigma 30mm f1.4 DC DN for Canon EOS M ownersĬanon EOS M owners looking for a prime in the native EF-M mount with standard coverage now have an alternative to the Canon EF-M 32mm f1.4 with the Sigma 30mm f1.4 DC DN that’s roughly two thirds of the price too. The only real downside is a lack of optical stabilisation.
It’s also a great choice for anyone filming pieces to camera from a tripod. Better still, it’s more affordable than most lenses with similar coverage and an f1.4 focal ratio, making it an ideal choice for anyone seeking a high quality standard lens that’ll out-perform kit zooms both in terms of subject sharpness and background blur. Whichever body it’s mounted on, the Sigma 30mm f1.4 DC DN delivers crisp results across the frame, with smooth and quiet focusing, while the f1.4 focal ratio provides plenty of opportunities for shallow depth-of-field effects. Mounted on a Sony or Canon APSC body, it delivers fairly standard coverage equivalent to 45mm or 48mm respectively, while on a Micro Four Thirds body it becomes equivalent to 60mm giving a slightly tighter view, albeit one that’s still usable for general-use or close-range portraiture. Sigma offers it in Sony E and Canon EF-M mounts, as well as for the smaller Micro Four Thirds format and can convert the mount at a later date for a fee if desired.
The Sigma 30mm f1.4 DC DN is a standard lens designed for mirrorless cameras with ‘cropped’ sensors.
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