Dariusz Breś tested the new Sigma 200mm f/2 DG OS Sports lens (price: $3,299 | more info) on Nikon cameras with the latest Megadap Pro+ adapter (price: $249 | more info). Here is a side-by-side comparison with the Nikkor AF-S VR 200mm f/2 G AF-S IF-ED lens: Summary, pros+cons, and conclussion: Summary The Sigma 200 2 DG OS Sports – the Holy Grail is here . Impressive f/2 aperture at 200mm, excellent sharpness from wide open, above-average vividness, incredible image stabilization, and a robust, weather-sealed body. Sigma isn’t just entering a niche that has for years been occupied exclusively by system brands – it’s redefining it. In this way, Yamaki-san once again proves its ability to create top-of-the-line optical equipment. The 200 2 is a design that until recently existed only in the realm of photographers’ dreams – mainly due to limited availability and prohibitive price. Today, it is becoming a viable option for a much wider range of users. Honestly, I appreciate Sigma’s bold and unconventional approach to building its product range . The brand not only produces high-quality standard lenses but also isn’t afraid to introduce extraordinary designs to the market – often unique or even unavailable from other manufacturers. It is enough to mention models such as: Art Fisheye 15 1.4, Art 14 1.4, Art 40 1.4, Sports 300–600 4, or the described Sports 200 2. These are lenses that go beyond the typical framework of system solutions and really expand the creative possibilities of photographers. It may...
Published By: Nikonrumors - Tuesday, 19 August