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Sigma AF 28mm 1:1.8 high speed wide multi-coated wide angle lens for Canon EF-mount, with a Sigma front lens cap, a Sigma rear lens cap, a sunhood, Sigma lens instruction (multi-lingual) and the original packaging.
Note: Aperture blades compatibility issue of Sigma EF mount lenses (Sigma is not an approved 3rd party lens manufacturer for Canon cameras and Canon uses a proprietary algorithm for operation of the aperture blades). This lens has been tested on a Canon EOS 5DS (a relatively late EF mount DSLR) and an EOS 7D (a relatively old EF mount DSLR), on which it was only able to shoot wide open. The aperture blades could not be stopped down (which resulted in an error message). The aperture blades did fully work though on an old Canon EOS 650 film SLR.
Note: Autofocus reliability of Sigma EF mount lenses varies per camera (Sigma is not an approved 3rd party lens manufacturer for Canon cameras and Canon uses a proprietary autofocus algorithm). This lens has been tested on a Canon EOS 5DS (a relatively late EF mount DSLR) and an EOS 7D (a relatively old EF mount DSLR), on which it has no difficulty autofocusing.
Condition
Used.
This lens is recently inspected and tested:
- The autofocus worked fast and silent.
- Focusing seemed accurate.
- Important to know: lens could only be shot wide open on Canon DSLR due to aperture blades compatiblity issue (see above). The aperture blades did close or open when the aperture was changed on a Canon EOS 650 film SLR.
- The focus ring turned smoothly with little resistance as intended by the manufacturer in manual focus mode.
- No scratches on the glass.
- Important to know: one small trace of fungus inside which will not affect photo quality for the foreseeable future.
- No haze.
- No delamination of lens elements.
- No dust particles inside.
- Important to know: rubber coating on the lens is a bit sticky.
Please carefully examine the pictures for the (cosmetic) condition. This lens does not have any remarkable cosmetic issues considering it's used and the age, nor damage. The user signs are minimal.