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21 minutes ago, Reggie said:

If you get the SL75 and you want a macro then it's logical to get the Sigma 105 Macro (it's much better than the 70 macro), skip the Sigma 65 and get the 45 and 24 for a great four prime kit.

Or.... the 24, 65 and 105? I wish Leica would make some f28 primes. Or maybe the SL 35 and 75 Summicrons and a 45 for something light weight? I keep reading comments about the 45 being soft, and that bothers me.

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6 minutes ago, billh said:

Or.... the 24, 65 and 105? I wish Leica would make some f28 primes. Or maybe the SL 35 and 75 Summicrons and a 45 for something light weight? I keep reading comments about the 45 being soft, and that bothers me.

 

The softness of the Sigma 45 is well documented and understood. Take a look Here to get a great understanding of what this lens is all about. IMO, only Fred Miranda has taken the time to explore, compare and understand this lens. Too many other ' reviewers' have not gone to the trouble and have simply dismissed a wonderful lens for being 'unsharp'.

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1 minute ago, billh said:

Or.... the 24, 65 and 105? I wish Leica would make some f28 primes. Or maybe the SL 35 and 75 Summicrons and a 45 for something light weight? I keep reading comments about the 45 being soft, and that bothers me.

I can make some samples of the 45 to the 50SL if you like.

I have 50M 0.95, 50APO SL and the SIGMA 45. if you want the camera to walk around the lighter lenses make sense. I like the 50 focal but if I narrow it down my favorite L lenses are 35 and 75. If you going for a macro lens I would get the 105 Sigma. it is a lens designed for L mount, and all around good performer , the 70MM is an older lens adapted to L system.

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Here are some real life photos of the 45mm

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3 hours ago, billh said:

Or.... the 24, 65 and 105? I wish Leica would make some f28 primes. Or maybe the SL 35 and 75 Summicrons and a 45 for something light weight? I keep reading comments about the 45 being soft, and that bothers me.

I have the 105 f1.4 and it’s a beast! 

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3 hours ago, billh said:

Or.... the 24, 65 and 105? I wish Leica would make some f28 primes. Or maybe the SL 35 and 75 Summicrons and a 45 for something light weight? I keep reading comments about the 45 being soft, and that bothers me.

I also have the Leica 60mm TL macro lens.. its APS-C and can be had for under $2K used..  smaller and much lighter than Sigma but not full frame 

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3 hours ago, Reggie said:

 

The softness of the Sigma 45 is well documented and understood. Take a look Here to get a great understanding of what this lens is all about. IMO, only Fred Miranda has taken the time to explore, compare and understand this lens. Too many other ' reviewers' have not gone to the trouble and have simply dismissed a wonderful lens for being 'unsharp'.

Thank you. This review was enlightening. Has he reviewed any of the other Sigma L lenses?

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3 hours ago, Photoworks said:

Thank you! Those are great images, and they are very sharp. They are very helpful.

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23 hours ago, Simone_DF said:

All of them :D

Thanks. I looked on his site, but I don't see a place where he posts reviews. Would you mind telling me where to look? I put in a rental order for all four of these Sigma lenses today.

 

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