Is sigma 35mm F1.4 much better, than NIkkor 35mm F1.4?
ruslan
I would like to buy one
Mr White
Both lens have a weak price/quality ratio.
The Nikon 35mm f/1, 4G Cons:
-huge vignetting on full frame.
-It produce high chromatic aberration.
-Significant coma.
-Noticeable astigmatism.
The Sigma 35mm f/1, 4 Cons:
-Huge vignetting on the Aps-c sensor.
If you are using a DX sensor you're better off buying the 35mm f/1, 8G, price/quality ratio is way better, however if you need the f/1, 4 aperture, the Sigma will be sharper than the Nikon at f/1, 4.
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