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Sigma AF 18-250mm F3.5-6.3 DC MACRO OS HSM

Sigma AF 18-250mm F3.5-6.3 DC MACRO OS HSM

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$649.95

Sigma AF 18-250mm F3.5-6.3 DC MACRO OS HSM

One lens that can go with you everywhere; isn't that every photographer’s dream? With this Sigma 18-250mm lens, this dream is a reality, thanks to the wide-to-telephoto zoom range and excellent Sigma design that keeps things relatively small and lightweight. Good for a range of applications including landscapes, portraits and everyday snapshots, the flexibility of this lens is only further enhanced thanks to the built in optical image stabiliser. A HSM motor assures focus is not only accurate, but also smooth and quiet, while a closest focussing distance of 13.8 inches allows for satisfactory close-up shots.

Optical Image stabiliser

HSM focus motor

1:2.9 magnification ratio

Compatible with APS-C sensors

4 SLD elements and 3 Aspherical glass elements

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Versatility in the form of a zoom lens

With a 13.8x zoom range, this Sigma 18-250mm DC OS HSM Macro lens has the ability to replace several other lenses in your kit and it performs so well, you will struggle to see just what you are sacrificing for your gain. Starting at a wide 18mm, this lens is great for interior shots and for landscapes, where it can easily catch an entire mountain-side in one frame. When zoomed into 250mm it can be used on the sidelines at a sporting event or at a concert. The range in between will find you shooting everything from portraits to everyday snapshots, while a closest focussing distance of just 13.8 inches results in excellent close-up shots - this lens embodies versatility.

Stability in spades

With a lens of such magnification, you are probably going to need a tripod, right? Think again. The Sigma 18-250mm includes an excellent optical image stabiliser, which does an excellent job at reducing the effects of camera shake. Rated at 4-stops, this stabiliser allows you to shoot with confidence, even in low-light conditions or when shooting macros, where every bump is magnified. You may not want to sell your tripod just yet, but with the Sigma 18-250mm lens on your camera, you can feel comfortable leaving it at home for a day trip with the family.

A quality construction

Sigma have used TSC (thermally stable composite) materials when designing this lens, which results in a more compact and lightweight construction, without sacrificing any sturdiness. Although the Sigma 18-250mm is small enough to carry around all day long, it still feels substantial in your hand. Optically, Sigma have left nothing to chance, with an SLD element and three aspherical elements in the construction - consistent image quality is a given, as is the absence of any detriments, such as distortions and aberrations.

Other Key Features

HSM motor - fast, smooth and quiet in performance. Great for video as well as stills
Compact construction - Just 4.0” long
Super multi-layer lens coating - for the reduction of ghosting and flare
Maximum magnification ratio of 1:2.9

Condition	New
SKU	97036-config
Zoom Focal Length	18-250mm
Fixed Focal Length	-
Array	f3.5-6.3
Minimum Focus	0.45m
Filter Diameter	62mm
Minimum Aperture	f22
Dimensions	-
Image Stabilisation	Optical
Lens Type	Standard Zoom
Box Contents	-
Manufacturer's Warranty	2 Years

Sigma 18-250mm F3.5-6.3 DC Macro OS HSM
Petal-Type Lens Hood LH680-04
Front Lens Cap LCF II
Rear Lens Cap LCR

Great travel lens
Aju, Melbourne, 10/04/2013

Great compact travel lens. No OS for pentax mount - doesn't need it as pentax bs dlsr has built in body OS.

Pros: Easy to use, Compact, Build quality
Would you recommend this product to a friend? Yes

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A nice alternative to a Nikon lens
Nikon Fan, Brisbane, 13/01/2013

Great image result for an APS-C style of camera. Used extensively on a major holiday in Europe the lens proved itself. The only downside is 'lens creep' as set in and the 'lock' must be placed on at all times if the camera is facing towards the ground when being carried. Disappointing for a lens that is less then 6 months old.
Sigma is getting there with quality but, improvements are required.

Pros: Easy to use
Cons: Build quality
Would you recommend this product to a friend? Yes