Leica SL2-S with Panasonic and Sigma Lenses

[jonnyboy]

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Also Sigma 28-70mm. Terrific lens in terms of portability (WAY smaller than the 24-70 and much lighter). You lose a bit of the wide angle but gosh the compact size is such a joy.

[Simone_DF]

On 11/2/2023 at 10:26 AM, nemendes said:

I agree totally. In fact I want to buy sigma 24mm f2, 50mm f2 and 90mm f2.8. But I have only concern that as much as from videos or photos, these lenses are not sharp enough in the center area. I mean, of course they wont be like as apo's but at least I would like to see quiet sharpness, especially in the center area. Or do you I think wrong?

They look plenty sharp to me. Have you seen Dustin Abbott's reviews? He's one of the few reviewers I do trust. Plenty of samples from all 3 lenses. Alternatively, there's a long thread over at Fred Miranda with more than enough pictures and comments from real users.

[nemendes]

On 11/9/2023 at 11:45 AM, Simone_DF said:

They look plenty sharp to me. Have you seen Dustin Abbott's reviews? He's one of the few reviewers I do trust. Plenty of samples from all 3 lenses. Alternatively, there's a long thread over at Fred Miranda with more than enough pictures and comments from real users.

No, I haven’t. I will check his page immediately, thank you for letting me know! 

[kiwidad]

Late to the party here but the S 50 f1.8 I just bought is sharp as a tack. Pixel peeping at 200-300% is clean and 400% with a teeny bit of sharpening is great.

Sharper than will ever be needed for. Video and every bit as sharp as my M lenses!

Those sigma lenses are very heavy compared to to the Panasonic lenses I might add!