#Sigma 24 70 2.8 full
#Sigma 24 70 2.8 iso

With just one lens, I was able to capture the entire story of each of our adventures. And, it was perfectly sharp at all focal lengths! I love that I was able to beautifully frame my scenes in camera no post-process cropping needed, and I didn’t find myself constantly running backward to capture the entire scene. The versatile focal lengths gave me the freedom to capture both the details of every moment by zooming in, as well as sweeping storytelling pullbacks by zooming out, all without having to switch lenses. This lens is fast to focus and incredibly crisp. We are a family who loves to adventure, so I was thrilled for the opportunity to bring the Sigma 24-70mm f/2.8 Art lens along for a few family trips around the Pacific Northwest. Without the Sigma 24-70mm Art, I would’ve missed this moment for sure! I love how it really shows all of their personalities as well as how they interact as a family. I definitely had a bigger story to tell so I quickly zoomed out to 25mm to create this photo. To my delight, I realized that the little sister was gleefully reacting to the scene and the big brother was still deciding how he wanted to participate. The images are super sharp right where I need them to be, the bokeh is delicious, and the colors almost had me jumping out of my chair with happiness while I was editing! The making of this imageĪs we entered the water I noticed that dad immediately started swinging his son, so I zoomed in to focus on their fun interaction. I was shocked to discover just how beautifully the Sigma 24-70mm Art renders light.

#Sigma 24 70 2.8 full

Whether I was at home in low light or outside in full sun, the 24-70 proved to be fast, sharp and incredibly versatile. I was pleasantly surprised at how well it complemented my style of shooting. The Sigma 24-70mm Art is an amazing lens for fun, playful family photography.

#Sigma 24 70 2.8 iso

I bumped my ISO to 1250, focused on my daughter’s face, and waited for the right moment when everyone was engaged in the scene to click my shutter. I wanted all three children in the frame, so I zoomed out to 24mm and backed up as much as I could in order to incorporate three subjects and both sunbursts. My goal was to capture the magical feeling we all experienced being there with the light streaming through the fish. This image was made in a dark aquarium observation tunnel. I’m telling you, the Sigma 24-70mm Art delivered on all fronts. As a photojournalistic photographer and filmmaker, I depend on my lenses to be fast and capable of many different shooting situations and lighting conditions. From the beach to day trips to corners inside my home, and even to a client’s birth session at the hospital… the lens worked like a charm to help me create gorgeous, crisp images with stunning color and beautifully rendered light. The Sigma 24-70mm f/2.8 Art lens is hands down the most versatile lens I’ve ever used.