Are you looking to purchase the Sigma 18-35 1.8 Art Lens? In the above in-depth video it will explain the pro and cons of this wonder lens if you are on a budget to film.

Sigma 18-35mm f/1.8 DC HSM Art Lens for Canon Features

• Aperture Range: f/1.8-16
• Fast Constant Maximum Aperture
• Designed for APS-C-Sized Sensors
• 35mm Equivalent Focal Length: 28.8-56mm
• Hyper Sonic AF Motor
• Internal Focusing and Zoom Design
• Four Aspherical & 5 SLD Glass Elements
• Super Multi-Layer Coating
• Canon EF Lens Mount
• Compatible with Sigma USB Dock
• Filter thread 72mm
• Dimensions Approx. 3.07 x 4.76″ (78 x 121 mm)
• Weight 1.78 lb (811 g)

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If you are full time wedding photographer or blogger just like me looking for ways to upgrade your image quality you cannot go wrong with this Sigma lens. It is a wide-angle to normal-length zoom lens that features a fast, bright constant f/1.8 maximum aperture which is the unique selling point of this lens.

In cases where you need to zoom and need those aperture for low light conditions this lens will help in reducing the use of the flash in some conditions.

PROS of the Sigma 18-35 1.8 art lens

• Good for low light
• Constant aperture through the zoom range
• Solid build quality
• Great autofocus
• Sharp and good glass as expected from Sigma

Disadvantages of the Sigma 18-35 1.8 art lens

• No image stablization
• Heavy for some at 1.78 lb (811 g)
• Bulky compared to smaller EF-M lens

Sigma 18-35 1.8 VS Canon EF M 22mm Sample Images

Using Canon M6 Mirrorless Camera mounted with the Canon EOS M Mount Adapter we are going to compare with two lens with sample images below

RAW Images Samples

• Sigma 18-35mm RAW Sample Image file
• Canon 22mm F2 RAW Sample Image file

Comparing the jpeg samples above, you will not notice must differences in quality but the Sigma does give it a little more sharpness to it compare the Canon. But in all honestly the Canon is a decent camera for use for blogging or YouTube videos and even professional work as well. If you are not into prints but just need something for filming to be shown on the projection screen I do not think customers can see much of the differences in sharpness.

The only reason why I upgraded to the Sigma was because I needed to zoom with a 1.8 aperture in most cases that was one of the major reason for the upgrade.

Canon M6 with Sigma 18-35mm Jpeg 24 Megapixel Photo Samples

Conclusion

If you looking for a serious high quality lens, you should get the Sigma lens as it is an investment worth to upgrade your photographs and videos. If you do not mind the weight of the lens, this lens is great paired with any mirrorless camera or APSC cameras or DSLR.

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