Ce 85mm est tout simplement remarquable. La qualité de fabrication est haut de gamme, avec des détails bien pensés comme la bague de diaphragme déclicable et le bouton personnalisable. Dès la pleine ouverture, l'image est d'une netteté incroyable, même si fermer d'un cran permet d'atteindre une qualité irréprochable sur les bords. L'autofocus est extrêmement rapide, et bien que l'objectif ne soit pas particulièrement léger ou compact, il est nettement plus maniable que la version reflex, avec 500g de moins. Un véritable bonheur d'utilisation! Read more

1.4 feels out of the world for those who have never tried anything beyond 2.8 or 1.8. Sigma has done a marvellous job of assembling this beauty. Read more

Shooting on an A7riv, the images are incredibly sharp with a neutral colour profile. Autofocus is accurate and decently quick in well-lit environments. Broken is also very smooth. This lens rarely comes off my camera, with the caveat that autofocus is not quite fast enough to deal with the fast moving subjects—as compared to shooting with a 16-35 or 24-70mm f.2.8 G Masters—then again, that’s an unfair comparison. Overall incredible for portraits. Read more

Lente super excelente, he de decir que no me alcanzo para el de Sony, pero para nada arrepentido de esta compra, excelente lente!!! Read more

Pros: Image quality out of this thing is beautiful. Bokeh rendering is stunning. So creamy. This lens is sharp wide open. Looks great. Flaring/ghosting is super well controlled for an 85 1.4 lens. It's definitely a step up from the older sigma art 85 1.4 in just about every way. I love that they are including aperture rings on their newer lens, and they're implementation is really pro. Cons: While lighter than the OG Sigma 85 1.4, this lens is definitely still heavier than the new GM 85 1.4 II. You will notice it. Now the biggest con to this lens, and it is still barely a con for most photographers and videographers, is going to be the AF speed. Don't get it twisted, this lens focus' really well in most situations. It's only when you have fast moving subjects or a subject wearing glasses where you start to see the difference between this lens and modern first party Sony lens'. Based on my experience, I would say this lens actually probably focuses about on par, or maybe a little bit better than the original Sony 85 1.4 GM, but is noticeably slower than the Sony 85 1.4 GM II. If you are shooting portraits, landscapes, still life, or lifestyle then you'll never notice these limitations. But once you start trying to shoot athletics, sports, kids running around, you will start to notice your hit rate drop a bit. In Summary: Technically the Sony 85 1.4 GM II has superior image quality. In reality, you will not notice the difference ever. This lens is very sharp, and actually performs better than the original GM lens that was incredibly popular for years. Unless you are planning to shoot sports with your 85mm... which I've done, but there are better lenses for that specific job even if the new G Master is capable of keeping up... then I can totally recommend this Sigma Art lens. I've included a few sample images I took when this lens first came in. Read more

This is my favorite pirtrait lens for my Sony a7 IV! I love the sharpness and the fast AF! Oh, and the bokeh that comes from it is dope! Read more