Sigma Lens Serial Number Check
SIGMA DG APO MACRO 70-200MM F2.8 II HSM EX + 1.4x aF0 error
0 repliesGot a bit of an issue, I have a Nikon D7200, D7000 and a SIGMA DG APO MACRO 70-2..
Sony 1.4x/2.0x teleconverters work with Sigma 70-200mm f2.8?
0 repliesHi I was wondering if anyone knows whether a Sony 1.4x or 2.0x teleconverter wo..
Sigma 70-200 AF issues
6 repliesHi there. I have a Sigma 70-200 ƒ2.8 APO EX HSM. Sometimes the AF stop working..
what shutter speeds do you typically use?
3 repliesI recently purchased a used version of this lens (macro version) and am having a..
Sigma 70-200AF f/2.8 APO 'versions'
2 repliesHello Is there a site or image somewhere, showing all the different versio..
Sigma Photo Group, Any Lens
0 repliesEDIT: Disregard this, I found it.
d5100 with the 70-200 a good match?
3 replieshi..i'm happy with my 5100 for now.hoping to get this lens in a few weeks and ..
Sigma 70-200mm 2.8 HSM 1 version
12 repliesHi guys, I sent my lens in for a service and clean last week - had some mould.. Super mario 64 rom hack star road download.
Autofocus adjustment of Nikon D800 + Sigma 70-200 mm f/2.8
2 repliesOn a scale from -20 to +20 I ended up setting it to -18. Anyone else played with..
by Erik Daugaard Photography - Copenhagen 76 months agoHey All, I have recently picked up a second hand OS lens and it has an issue..
Sigma lens and teleconverters
6 repliesI'm looking to purchase either a Sigma APO EX 70-200mm 1:2.8 HSM , a EX SIGMA DG..
Any thoughts?
4 repliesAny thoughts about this lens?
Sigma Lens Serial Number Check
Sigma used cameras and lenses. Get a good deal on Used Sigma Products from Cameta.com. It appears that the lens you received is a 'Grey Market' lens, and has been tampered with having its serial number changed. This would explain why you received no factory warranty card with the lens; the serial number printed on the warranty card at the factory, would not match the number on your lens. The Sigma lens. Use the magnify function on your camera’s image review to check for star trailing. Reduce your exposure time a little or use a wider angle lens to minimize the effect.