Hello, I am looking for a wide-angle lens for astrophotography. According to my research, the most recommended lens for the Sony Alpha 6,000 series is the Samyang 12mm / f2.0. But what puts me off is the alleged series dispersion with this lens. It would annoy me to first return a lens 3 or 4 times before I get a decent one. On the other hand, the 16mm of the Sigma are just 16mm. Does anyone here have experience with the Sigma in astrophotography?
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5 years ago
The Sigma is really first class. Extremely sharp even at open aperture. I don't do astrophotography, but there are people who use it for that and seem to be satisfied. Maybe you should ask in a forum.

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Hello, I am looking for a wide-angle lens for astrophotography. According to my research, the most recommended lens for the Sony Alpha 6,000 series is the Samyang 12mm / f2.0. But what puts me off is the alleged series dispersion with this lens. It would annoy me to first return a lens 3 or 4 times before I get a decent one. On the other hand, the 16mm of the Sigma are just 16mm. Does anyone here have experience with the Sigma in astrophotography?

5 years ago

The Sigma is really first class. Extremely sharp even at open aperture. I don't do astrophotography, but there are people who use it for that and seem to be satisfied. Maybe you should ask in a forum.

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The Sigma is really first class. Extremely sharp even at open aperture. I don't do astrophotography, but there are people who use it for that and seem to be satisfied. Maybe you should ask in a forum.

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