Skip to main content
Photography

Return to Answer

added 29 characters in body
Source Link
Rollo R
Rollo R
  • 400
  • 2
  • 8

I have a Sigma 12-24 f3.5-5.6 EX DG HSM for my Nikon D610. It is a full-frame rectilinear lens. There is also a "II" version of this lens. It used to be the widest rectilinear lens for full-frame (until that Canon 11mm zoom). 12mm rectilinear on full-frame is extremely wide.

I can use it, with an adapter that can control the aperture manually, with my Sony APSC e-mount too. I suppose it can be used with a Sony full-frame ALPHA too, with the appropriate adapter.

I have a Sigma 12-24 f3.5-5.6 EX DG HSM for my Nikon D610. It is a full-frame rectilinear lens. There is also a "II" version of this lens. It used to be the widest rectilinear lens for full-frame. 12mm rectilinear on full-frame is extremely wide.

I can use it, with an adapter that can control the aperture manually, with my Sony APSC e-mount too. I suppose it can be used with a Sony full-frame ALPHA too, with the appropriate adapter.

I have a Sigma 12-24 f3.5-5.6 EX DG HSM for my Nikon D610. It is a full-frame rectilinear lens. There is also a "II" version of this lens. It used to be the widest rectilinear lens for full-frame (until that Canon 11mm zoom). 12mm rectilinear on full-frame is extremely wide.

I can use it, with an adapter that can control the aperture manually, with my Sony APSC e-mount too. I suppose it can be used with a Sony full-frame ALPHA too, with the appropriate adapter.

Source Link
Rollo R
Rollo R
  • 400
  • 2
  • 8

I have a Sigma 12-24 f3.5-5.6 EX DG HSM for my Nikon D610. It is a full-frame rectilinear lens. There is also a "II" version of this lens. It used to be the widest rectilinear lens for full-frame. 12mm rectilinear on full-frame is extremely wide.

I can use it, with an adapter that can control the aperture manually, with my Sony APSC e-mount too. I suppose it can be used with a Sony full-frame ALPHA too, with the appropriate adapter.