Which Lens Is BEST for YOU? Sigma 28-70 f2.8 vs. Sigma 24-70 vs. Tamron 28-75.

[@cutsclothing]

Fresh coffee with the fresh tee! Perfect for everyday

[@dunnadidit]

Gotta keep it fresh for sure! 😉

[@BrandonTalbot]

Don't own a Sony, watched the whole thing.

[@dunnadidit]

Haha you rule!!

[@BrandonTalbot]

@@dunnadidit truth be told I’ve been looking at the EF 24-70 sigma

[@yesimraging]

I have canon and They have them for canon i believe

[@italo_bogus]

Same!😂

[@calvintan3594]

Welp I don’t even own any camera 😂

[@DaisysWorld192]

The Sigma 24-70 Art and Sigma 14-24 were the first lenses I purchased for my A7s3 they're both fantastic!

[@ThisIsTechToday]

That art lens is my favorite lens. So good.

[@dunnadidit]

It’s ridiculous

[@LoudlabsNYC]

I Now want to sell my sigma 24-70 and get the 28-70. Huge weight difference

[@Princeton_James]

If IQ was the same I'd love to take the Sigma 28-70, but there was a noticeable difference between the art and contemporary. Excellent review. I'll go with the heavier and extra 4mm on the art. Thanks.

[@JegJourney]

It’s not about The best but which one is the best for your needs. I used the Sigma Art 24-70 f/2.8 several times on set and many other shootings. Insane quality but so heavy. Sigma 28-70 is perfect for traveling and dynamic projects. Sigma Art weighs almost twice as much as Sigma Contemporary. Keep in mind!

[@dunnadidit]

I agree! It’s always about what works best for you, I try to always lay out my reviews(including this one) with that in mind, hence the conclusion that lays out the pros and cons of each lens. Glad you agree!

[@RafaelMcStan]

You were suggested to me and I have to say that your content is damn good.

[@dunnadidit]

Thanks a ton Rafael!

[@MisterFab1an]

Apart from the very detailed review itself I appreciate you including both metric and imperial measures - very helpful!

[@photographerjonathan]

365g is a big weight difference between the Sigma 28/70 and 24/70, in my opinion you need to really like that extra 4mm to justify carrying that extra weight around.

[@dunnadidit]

Yes... IF weight is an issue then you are correct.

[@alvinantonio]

Finished watching the whole thing. Will repeat watching it again when I can afford the 24-70 just to confuse myself.

[@dunnadidit]

Haha perfect

[@Tzadeck]

I have the Sigma 24-70 and think it's great. Two big advantages: I do think it's nice to have a professional looking lens if you're doing some professional shooting. Your client seems to feel more comfortable having hired you if your gear looks serious, haha. The Sigma Art looks like it was expensive! And yeah, it's just nice to have a 24mm. I travel a lot and I think I would miss 24mm if I didn't have it on my standard zoom. Sometimes you want to shoot a building, or shoot your friends/family in front of a building or some vast scenery, and 24mm does the trick. 28mm will often prove too tight for that kind of shot.

[@ebinstechroom]

I agree, even though we know what our gear is capable of in a smaller foreign factor, clients just always like to see a bigger more expensive looking lens lol. Just makes them feel like we're more professional.

[@lewkon]

One thing regarding build quality you didn't mention that could be important to some: Tamron is weather sealed, Contemporary lens only has a mount gasket but is otherwise not sealed.

[@dunnadidit]

Yeah I didn’t get into the nitty gritty of that because I always find the documentation to be a bit vague but Tamron does mention that they’ve got several points of sealing compared to the contemporary being at the mount. Thanks for the extra addition!

[@Jon-mz2wp]

I own both Sigma 28-70mm , 24-70mm lenses. The 24- 70 is bigger than the 28-70mm I have. They both offer sharp pic.s with great color. Yet I favor the 28-70mm as I shoot SeaScapes ! This lens seem ideal for slowing motion of water ! It's small to maneuver through gate holes taking pic.s . Yet both are great for traveling light / compact ! Place a CPL or ND on either and watch the magic at work ! You won't be disappointed !! Good Luck !!!

[@epicnova2010]

The tamron got the least worse starting at the wide end. It’s like the worst team player gets the most improved. Sentence making skill: lv 100

[@josephrossi4062]

I saw 5 choose for my A7C: -Sony 24-105 (too much slow); -sigma 24-70 (too much expensive and heavy); -Sigma 28-70 (brand new 800/850€) -Tamron 28-75 G2 (brand new similar price of sigma - a little bit more expensive); -Tamron 28-75 Rxd (..... 500€ pre-owned......). What do you think I'have chosen? :)

[@Christo_glenn]

I bought the Tamron 28-75 and I've been more than happy with it. The price, the amazing image quality and light-weight is brilliant, especially for travelling.

[@LincolnLohan77]

I can’t decide, I travel a lot and I want something to pair with my tamaron 17-28

[@phucmapvlog]

Maybe I missed it in the video, but my question is, "The Sigma 24-70 is known for getting dust in the lens...did they fix that problem with the 28-70?"

[@dunnadidit]

I didn’t have the 28-70 for long but I didn’t notice any. I’ve actually heard murmurs that they’ve fixed this in newer versions of the 24-70 too.

[@johnnyc5922]

@@dunnadidit They did fix it and are fixing it under warranty. I read on another forum it was fixed back in December, though it took a while for retailers to get that stock.

[@phucmapvlog]

@@dunnadidit awesome, thanks!

[@pauli71]

@@johnnyc5922 Thanks! How do I know if the lens i'm buying is the "fixed" version? Is it possible to know it with the serial number?

[@Seegurkenwombat]

@@pauli71 yes. Serial Numbers Starting with 54 are Not fixed. >=55 are fixed. Got Mine with an UV Filter for 2 months, No dust issue until now.

[@sarahwilsonfilms8693]

I’ve had the Tamron in the past, and its awesome, compact, and has great autofocus. Now l own the 24-70 Art, and l think it’s great. The build quality is really what drew me to it. But... it is insanely heavy if you’re used to primes or Tamrons lenses. Just something to adapt your gear and yourself to!

[@tehdreamer]

Defo not for my a7c, tamron is already heavy

[@jackpatmoreinc]

How does this compare to the Tamron 28-75mm G2 lens? Which would you choose if you could only pick one of the two?!

[@Dan1234-m5p]

Just got the new sigma after previously owning the 24-70 a year ago. Size and weight difference are massive improvements and I don’t notice the image quality difference. Compact size and weight are well worth purchasing this for a standard zoom.

[@imjyun]

got a new sigma ART for just ~800 euro in japan, the price difference is crazy !

[@AbrahamMusalem]

Had the Art but switched over to the Tamron cause the Art was so fkn heavy.

[@dunnadidit]

Yup

[@jaikavi5464]

Same

[@DavidChiriboga]

I'm trying to decide between the two. So it was that bothersome that you decided to switch? Are you happy with that decision and can't really tell the difference now? Or do you notice the differences?

[@jaikavi5464]

@@DavidChiriboga the two major factors are the weight and the wide end. You have to decide if you need that wide end and if you’re willing to bear the burden to have it. I wanted the 24mm but the weight killed it for me

[@DavidChiriboga]

@@jaikavi5464 Ok thanks for the input! I’ll have to get my hands on one to find out I guess.

[@isaacsinapeters3871]

OMG The song is stuck in my head! what is it please?

[@jonhill9918]

I have the Tamron already and was so scared the Sigma was going to put it to shame. Glad to see how far along these things have come. Can’t really go wrong with any of these lenses. Awesome video!

[@dunnadidit]

Yeah, honestly, they’re all great choices!

[@noahmonte8581]

Just wanted to put this out there for anyone contemplating these lenses with an a7iv,a7siii,fx30, or fx3... the active stabilization DOES NOT work as well with any 3rd party sony lenses. I did not want to believe this until I got a sony 35 and the difference was night and day, I do believe the active still works on the 3rd party lenses... just not as well. I guess that is the price you pay for the budget.

[@BrandonShi]

Oh my goodness, been watching videos of the sigma vs tamron for the past weeks… now my favorite KZbinr has a video out!! Great!😅😅

[@dunnadidit]

Thank you!!

[@steviegbcool]

24mm wins for me as it means can leave the wide angle at home. what use it a lighter 28mm when it means you need to carry a wide angle lens aswell.

[@TheeMr72k]

The real question is A7C or A7iii?

[@joshuareveles]

If you strictly care about photography then the a7iii is a no brainer, but for video then the a7c.

[@TheeMr72k]

@@joshuareveles i went with A7C for the articulating screen.

[@ArifKhan.]

What the heck! I've been following you for ever, and just now noticed that I was not subscribed!! Quickly remediated that! Great video, exactly what I wanted to know. That Sigma 28-70 on an A7c would be a sweet one-body-one-lens travel setup....when we are allowed out of our caves eventually! lol

[@begr_wiedererkennungswert]

I don't know... the Sigma Art is too heavy, the Tamron has distracting bokeh, the Sigma 28-70 has smooth bokeh, but seems too soft at 70mm. So I guess I will end up spending my money on any random lens that seems interesting and still have no standard zoom.

[@Mr_DOHC]

The Art is the best, it's clear. The 28-70 is the one to get...if you care size and weight.

[@SirxFrenchy]

I love Sigma lenses. If you ask me I´ll choose the Sigma Art.

[@shadda]

I went from a sack full of primes, to the 24-70 sigma + the 100-400 sigma. If sigma would just release a reasonably priced DG DN 70-200 f2.8, I'd buy it in a heartbeat.

[@olesbadio1496]

Tamron 70-180/2.8

[@marc-yv7cu]

Making beautiful images and having a photographic inspiration, never depends on small technical analyses and its tiny differences . As a professional photographer for 30 years, my speech is filled with this certainty !...

[@emilweber931]

Wow, still can't imagine why you've only got 5000 views on that video. You're amazing!

[@dunnadidit]

Thanks! Feel free to share it!

[@maxtwinturtle830]

341k now

[@barryvanrijswijk7270]

I really LOVE all the Sigma ART lenses since i bought the old 35mm f1.4 DG HSM, the old, adapted dslr version haha. Thinking about selling this one, get de 35mm 1.4 DG DN and after that i guess it will be the allround "most of the time" 24-70 from sigma because.... like i said, love the art lenses! Also like the lens flare even if it is actually "worse" then the other 2, you can be creative with it!

[@stephanieyared245]

Great review! I've had the Sigma 24-70 Art since two years, and while I do find it heavy sometimes, I really like that lens. I don't think I'm going to change it! I'd love to see a similar review on Sigma 14-24 vs 16-28 vs Tamron 17-28. Thank you!

[@jockslifeatliftvideoproduc8528]

Love the Sigma 24-70, it's such a beautiful lens, its my workhorse lens for pretty much every job. However, it is a bit cumbersome when just going out for a bit of fun. May have to consider picking up the Sigma 28-70 as a more walk around lens with little compromise incase the situation arises where I'd want a decent lens.

[@alchemist_x79]

I have both the Art 24-70 and the Tammy 28-75 and I was much happier in the long run with the Sigma.

[@dunnadidit]

I own both as well and agree wholeheartedly.

[@DavidChiriboga]

So for someone trying to decide between the two, would you say the size and weight factor isn't that bad and worth it if I go with the Sigma? For traveling around and regular usage?

[@alchemist_x79]

It will depend on your comfort level. It's definitely a heavier lens, but it never really bothers me. That said, my opinion is probably a little askew because I also frequently carry the 100-400GM so when I carry the Sigma it's doesn't seem that heavy.

[@DavidChiriboga]

@@alchemist_x79 Ok gotcha... Thanks for the input! I actually just saw sigma released a new-ish lens comparable to the tamron in size and price. I may have to check that one out as well.

[@benjaminthorpe7990]

I love this channel. What a dude. The great music really makes it extraaa

[@dunnadidit]

I love this comment! Thanks for being so nice!

[@Semjasa616]

I would get the Art if it werent for the fact that the Sigma Art is nearly 500€ more expensive than the Tamron in Europe, which is quite frankly just insane.

[@johana_m]

Thanks for this review! 24-70 is going to be my first ff lens. I'm a 110lb girl, but I'm gonna carry it to hell and back.

[@dunnadidit]

GET EM Johana!

[@p_p]

im gonna get a tamron.. i heard one guy says for manual focus sigma is better but i dont see here this huge difference so i'm gonna trust you

[@sasca854]

The Tamron is a great lens, but I hate its focus ring. It's thin, on the wrong side of the lens, and is not linear. Decided to put up with the extra weight of the Sigma instead.

[@marknathan7744]

I reckon tamron have inside info on Sony af , is and auto lens correction which makes sense since Sony has a stake in tamron lenses.

[@julianz342]

I think the best is the 24-70 in my opinion

[@henrikdale1457]

I sold my Sony 24-105 f4 ( which is a really great lens) to buy the Sigma 24-70 f2.8. Haven’t regretted it, actually I bought the sigma over the Sony 24-70 GM. Super satisfied with the Sigma and what it produces. Great video about these three lenses and have to agree with you on the 24-70 being the best choice for me, I like the build quality, the weight, all of it😃✌🏼

[@dunnadidit]

Nice!!

[@raoulmbogningphotography9851]

I love this comment

[@dannypina5392]

Dam it I might sell my Sony 24-105 too. I tested the sigma about a week ago and fell in love with it. Also tested the Tamron 70-200 (was not a fan) vs the sigma. They didn’t have the tamron 28-70 on hand

[@nielsvangucht1410]

Great review ! Can you make an update with the new Tamron 28-75 G2 ? Thanks a lot!

[@dunnadidit]

Just posted my Tamron 28-75 G2 review last week! Unfortunately, I don’t have this lens around still to compare directly.

[@Fabianfilms]

El 24-70mm me haria comprar otro gimbal... no es compatible con mi weebel 2 de zhiyun DESCARTADO... por peso el mejor 28- 70mm

[@houseofintent]

Hows is eye AF in dim or lowlight environment? Sometimes even with GM glass, it doesn't catch it or loses the eyes so I'm curious if it's even more prevalent in third party glass

[@dunnadidit]

I’ve never noticed any difference in that case between Sony and third party glass. I think actually finding the eye has more to do with the sensor/processor than the lens itself.

[@houseofintent]

@@dunnadidit Ahh, I see. Thanks man.

[@piotrgorajek1289]

Did anyone noticed loss of sharpnes with 28-70 with close-up shots?

[@ShiromaniKant]

Would you suggest 28-70 for talking-head youtube videos? or still, recommend 24-70? I have watched like 100+ reviews and in all videos, 24-70 is superior (for obsious reasons) but they mostly talk about professional work. I need a lens for talking-head videos and sometimes for portraits. Would you recommend 28-70? or should I just increase my budget and get 24-70?

[@travissmarion]

Watched this entire video... Even though I already own the Sony 24-70mm F2.8 GM II. 🤷🏻‍♂️ I would go with the Art lens as well for the same reason 24mm is much more important than 75mm.

[@DarcersTech]

The fact that the cheapest Sigma does not have any weather sealing yet the Tamron does is a deal-breaker for me. Deciding between the 24-70 and Tamron now...

[@forkeMuffin]

I was going between tamron and sigma 24-70. But I had 4 copies of Sigma with issues- the last one sucking in dust into it like a vacuum cleaner. Also sigma Art is way too big and too heavy for a casual shooter who wants to carry the camera around without primarily focusing on photography. So I gave up and have no mid range zoom for a while, using tamron 17-28, 35 1.8 or one of the vintage 50s. Now with the new sigma out I really want to try it out- smaller than tamron, better build- very intriguing. If only they had a function button instead of focus switch. But yeah, If it has no issues of the original Art lens- it might be a keeper.

[@RogerMontgomeryMusic]

What new sigma are you referring to?

[@MaxwellStarr]

I just recently picked up the Sigma 28-70. As awesome as the 24-70 Art is, I didn't want the added bulk and have to get a bigger camera bag.. I've long wanted the Tamron 28-75 but when I saw the Sigma 28-70 was almost the same size as my Sony 24-70/4, takes the same filters and has better image quality it seemed like a no brainer. Time will tell how much I'll miss the 4mm on the wide end, but I have the Sony 28/2 and love shooting with it so it might be OK.

[@Phillyo118]

Wait, I thought that in camera correction only applies to the jpeg images not the raw files? If you're exporting jpegs then you're doing it wrong :)

[@EasyTigerCreative]

Only reason why I didn’t go with the 24-70 is just so heavyyyyy haha specially for on the go vlogging, I use my 28-75 tamron or the 20mm tamron for the vlogging but if I only want to bring one I bring that 28-75 and I’ve enjoyed it honestly. Not as wide with 28, but I can make it work haha

[@dunnadidit]

I hear that!

[@MarmarGTV]

thanks for the review i gace the 17-28 2.8 tamron found a used 28-75 tamron for 600 today that i am picking up to pair with my a7siii excited

[@pedropral]

Sigma 24-70 still worth to buy now? Thanks in advance!

[@jamesdannug2928]

Wouldnt the Sigma's be the one that zoom opposite than 'normal' as I believe the Tamron turns the same direction as the rest of the sony native lenses (18-105, 18-135, etc) to zoom out.

[@Ramiroescorial]

Wow. Increíble comparativa. Txs!! Suscrito😎👌

[@hi-imbandi4859]

i knew you would go for the 24. 🤭🤭🤭.. anw, what abt 18-105 f4 vs any of this three lens in term of image quality for portrait.

[@dunnadidit]

That’s a tough comparison to make since the 18-105 is an aps-c lens and the others are full frame. Also all three of these are f2.8 whereas the 18-105 is f4. And finally, the 18-105 is known for being quite soft. It’s super versatile and therefore has been my crop suggestion, but not GREAT in any category specifically.

[@hi-imbandi4859]

@@dunnadidit Thanks Dunna.. will think about it. might eventually move on to full frame thus thinking to get a full frame lenses first. 🙏

[@lumby2567]

Hey Dunna, is it possible, that you make a comparison between the Sigma 28-70 f2.8 and the Tamron 28-75 f2.8 G2? This would be really nice and healthful. Thanks 😊

[@vadimm4308]

Привет из России! Любимый бюджетный объектив на мой Panasonic S5 это Sigma 28-70❤

[@mustafak4378]

Once Sigma comes up with a light wide angle lens, I’m switching. I want the 28-70, the 85mm and a wide angle one. Then I’ll be in heaven.

[@jaredzacharias]

The only thing about the sigma 28-70 vs Tamron 28-75 is that u can find used Tamrons right now for 200$ less than msrp which will be hard to find for the sigma for awhile until it gets older

[@dunnadidit]

Yeah. Such is the reality of any new release for sure.

[@davidroeder5548]

All lenses now a days seem to just so darn good. Like if price wasn’t a factor I think it’d just boil down to personal preference over all the little things. IE. fit and finish, the feel, the direction of the zoom ring, etc Having said all that, I’d go with (and have gone with) the Sigma 24-70. It’s unreal, I love the beefier construction, and I need to convince myself the price was worth it. Love the video, glad I found it, and I definitely subbed. 👍🏻

[@bgolding20]

This was incredibly helpful!! Thank you

[@pvpphotography]

I would love to have sigma art lens but first I need to buy Sony a 7iii.

[@dunnadidit]

Something to mount it to is important!

[@addiegirixx7581]

@@dunnadidit 🤣

[@jokerjafirjafir2151]

Sigma 70-200mm1:2.8 Apo DG Hsm how mach indin rupees

[@NotThatRyanReynolds]

This video was perfectly timed for me! I just switched to Sony from Canon a couple of months ago, and still have my Sigma 24-70 EF lens that I was planning on adapting in case I had second thoughts about Sony. I was really agonizing over whether to sell it and I think, that I'm going to go for it. I always found it too big and heavy (I'm 5'1") and from what you've said, I think that either of the budget options would be a great fit for me. I didn't even know about the new Sigma until now too, so thanks so much!

[@dunnadidit]

Glad I could help!

[@cs982005]

Love your take on 2 points: 1. How would this review be affected by the newer version of the Tamron 28-75? 2. In the same sense, how's this affected by how cheap the older (reviewed here) Tamron is in the used market compared to the other 2?

[@joshdesposito7228]

I have a sigma art 24-70 so I'm a bit bias

[@Ryansacrobat]

After watching the comparison tests, I realized, I'm nowhere near the conversation of bokeh perimeter color or corner fringing.

[@jaybeckerich]

I have the ART lens, but I never use it, I just prefer primes. the lens is fine, but I shoot portraits at sunrise and sunset, I like 1.2-1.8 primes.

[@DashVisionLLC]

At 10:18 which music provider did that song come from?

[@RiceCubeTech]

The 24-70 from sigma imo is one of the best Sony lenses out there. The price to quality ratio is off the hook. Offerin like 95 percent the performance of the GMaster for half the price. Imo the 24mm on the wide end is far more useful than the 75mm on the tamron. Id rather have the slightly wider 24 than have the slightly longer zoom.

[@RiceCubeTech]

Btw I have owned the Tamron and it was great, until I broke it on an astrophotography shoot (tripod tipped). The weight on my newer Sigma art 24-70 isn't that bad as I thought, and it is just miraculous how sharp it is for a zoom.

[@julianz342]

And what you think about sigma 24-70 vs sony 24-70 gm?

[@dunnadidit]

Well the big thing there is that the GM is twice the price of the Art... hence why I own the art and the Tamron but not the GM lol

[@lucasisraelrodrigues3375]

I'm quite in doubt, 24-70 is beautiful, better in my opinion, but for my workflow, I think I'm going to 28-70 =)

[@Tofu1998]

Have the Tamron. Would probably buy Sigma 28-70 for bokeh

[@cr0w666valorant]

your thermos looks exactly the same as the lens 😂

[@N-DOP]

Thanks man for the great video! I was really struggling with which one to choose. Got a lot of information in a short period of time from your video 💯

[@jodboi4665]

one must watch this keeping in mind the price of sigma one, it's 1/3rd of sony 😂

[@brandonsmith5227]

I like the 28-70 the most

[@hellothisisbenji]

Really struggling to decide between buying the Sigma Contemporary and the Art. Buy now and have to use for current projects or wait and use FE 50mm 1.8 until I can save the extra $500.

[@wvansluisveld3011]

I am still undecided about these three lenses. Unfortunately in lockdown and not able to feel and see in store. Probably tending more towards the smaller two lenses. What was not mentioned here regarding the build quality but is mentioned elsewhere is that not as much weather sealed. This is a minus on the build quality if you ask me, even when not planning to take it out into the rain.

[@dunnadidit]

You’re right! I read that they were both weather sealed but it turns out that the Tamron is weather sealed in more places. The sigma is just on the mount.

[@UkuleleCreations]

Thank you! That was VERY informative and detailed. I’m getting the 28-70mm sigma with an a7siii. :)

[@hanmak4671]

Great videos! You remind me of My Name Is Earl.

[@dunnadidit]

Hahaha 🤣 the mustache is new for me but Jason Lee is great!

[@DavidChiriboga]

Tough choice! I'm getting a Sony A7C, first full frame, and having a hard time deciding. 😬 The Sigma Art seems like most people's favorite, but everyone also complains about the size and it does looks so much bulkier for traveling and common usage. So maybe I'll go with the Tamron. I'll have to watch this again lol.

[@raoulmbogningphotography9851]

And the dust problème

[@Ryansacrobat]

Which did you go with b/c I'm debating on the A7C too, but I really want the 4k 120 and low light capabilites of the A7siii?

[@DavidChiriboga]

@@Ryansacrobat Went with the Sigma 28-70mm after I got the A7C. Very happy with it!

[@aragongon]

I am on A7c with the Art lense. It is so heavy and unbalanced. I am thinking to trade it with lighter lenses. The image quality is good, but the best camera/lense is still the camera/lense we love/like to carry after all.

[@DavidChiriboga]

@@aragongon Yea, I went with the 28-70, and it’s been great so far! Great proportion to the body as well, especially for my main carry around

[@nicangeles3963]

Thanks i will get the 24-70mm sigma

[@danmiddle2]

Thanks for the review. Would you still choose the Sigma 28-70mm as the budget lens over the newer Tamron 28-75mm G2? My priorities are size/weight (so the larger Sigma is out) and action AF / Sharpness. I already have the 1st gen 28-75mm. Thanks again.

[@paulahankes894]

Heey! I have a question, I have a lot of distortion with the sigma 24-70 mm lens when I film at 24 mm, where do I turn the corrections on? Cause I think maybe that's the problem why it's so distorted. Thanks! I Loved the video :)

[@llStixxll]

I’ve had all 3 of these lenses. I prefer my lenses to be as small and light as possible for what they are. I sold the Sigma 24-70 to go back to the 28-75. Then I sold that and got the 28-70. Though I would have preferred sigma put out a 70-200 competitor before this, honestly

[@dunnadidit]

And I’m still waiting on a sigma 16-35 competitor!

[@jaikavi5464]

I’m in the same boat. You’re happy with the Sigma 28-70 over the Tamron?

[@pedropral]

@@dunnadidit What about 14-24?

[@megzma1989]

I spy Republic of Thieves by Scott Lynch. Your taste in fantasy novels is impeccable

[@dunnadidit]

My partner is the book worm haha, though I have dug into the Lynch, it wouldn’t have been without them 😂

[@hunterxhunter6957]

How about the tamron 28/78g2??

[@carolnglinjoo4059]

Nice. Camera introduction.

[@joergkampers_photography]

the Contemporary is on hold at the moment, as Sigma found a flaw with that lens and is correcting it. Nevertheless I preordered the Sigma 28-70 and expect the optical quality to change even to the better

[@seba.garcia]

Hi! how do we know if they’re back in production once again? and how can we make sure to purchase one of the new updated versions of the lens? thanks in advance!

[@LHazle]

This video is sooo helpful! Thank you. Informative, funny, concise - exactly what you want in a comparison video. I thought I was leaning Tamron, but the little guy has my heart. I'm a lightweight! And if all things are basically equal - Less is More for me. Keep up the great work. :D

[@dunnadidit]

Thanks a ton!

[@NickL0VIN]

A7c + Sigma 28-70 for me for an excellent travel kit

[@dunnadidit]

Totally!