Sigma 60mm f/2.8 DN

8 DN is the largest and most expensive mirrorless lens in the company's lineup. It's sharp, but lacks image stabilization. Sign up for Lab Report to get the latest reviews and top product advice delivered right to your inbox

The Sigma 60mm F2.8 DN is another solid entry in the company's lens catalog.

The Sigma 60mm F2.8 DN is another solid entry in the company's lens catalog.

This is a 60mm Micro Four Thirds (MFT) lens. Here are the pros: - Fast autofocus (AF) - Very sharp lens across the frame - Very good Value/Price ratio - Compact - Creamy Bokeh - Smooth barrel feels nice to the hands Cons: -Lack of Optical Stabilization -I wish aperture was at least f/2.4, ideally f/...

I'm using this lens on an A6000 and an NEX 5N, primarily for portraits; secondary for photojournalism and travel. I'm going to start by saying the image quality on this is AMAZING. I have already decided that I'm going to replace all my normal lenses with fixed focal lengths for the Art series. My m...

This lens is extremely sharp from wide open to about f11 or so. It has a pleasing bokeh, and the 60mm focal length is perfect for portraiture. I'm using it on an Olympus OM-D E-M5 Mk II. Though the image quality is superb, here are a few annoyances. I already knew from other reviews about the clunki...

Just got back from a 2 week trip where i used this lens about 20% of the time. I echo what everyone says here - very much held its own against my other M 4/3 lenses from Olympus and Panasonic most of which cost almost twice as much as this one. So why only 4 stars? I find that 60mm (120mm equivalent...

At this price I think there will be some excellent and some not so great...The one I got seems to be equal - not better - than the Sigma 30mm DN I already own. Not really sure if 60/90 is a proper range for my taste...sort of having a difficult time finding the best shots, so maybe it is a better po...

I use this lens on my Sony A6000. It's the sharpest AF lens I have for the A6000. Very good portrait lens. I highly recommend it. It's fairly low cost at $200 (new) and it's as sharp as $1000 Zeiss lenses. The F2.8 is fast enough for most situations and DOF is good. I think this lens delivers the be...

Great bokeh, the autofocus is essentially as good as the stock lense on my camera (NEX-3N). The only thing work nothing is with a NEX-3N, you cannot dictate what the lens focuses on (stock or this lens, unless I am missing something), so you have to refocus until get your desired shot. This should b...