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Sigma 50mm f/1.4 DG HSM ART, Sony E - (EU)
Sony E, APS-C / DX, full size
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Hello, if I am correct, then the BM Cinema Pocket 4K has an MFT mount .... then it would not fit. This has an EF mount .... but there may be an MFT-EF adapter.
Check what kind of mount your BM has. If MFT, then it won't fit without an adapter
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Sure you can. Simply observe the cropping factor of 1.5.
Of course, both lids are included.
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Works perfectly on the Canon EOS R via adapter.
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Nikon has different autofocus systems and some lenses require a specific motor, which the D5600, for example, does not have. I am not sure if this lens needs this motor.
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If there were any, people would certainly have read about it. It's been on the market for two years. But I have only used this great lens on the A9. You simply can't find a better 50 for the money. I've been using it since the E-mount version came out (summer 2018).
Yes, as it is an officially imported lens.
Yes, it works!
No the lens already comes with the E-mount bayonet.
Former user
7 years ago
You have to ask the dealer, not me. It is crucial where the trader buys. (import)
Former employee
7 years ago
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According to our information, this lens is only splashproof.
No, there are no problems. The AF motor works very fast, not quite at Canon L level, but in practice I never had any problems. It is very precise and never pumps, which is a big plus when filming!
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8 years ago • purchased this product
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Yes, it fits, it's just no longer a 50mm but an 80mm (in terms of the angle of view) because it's a full-frame lens. But it works and can be used well. The weight of the lens is a little high for the 60D (front-heavy).
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The USB dock can be used for all Sigma Art, Sport and Contemporary lenses.
Yes, the sun visor belongs to it and is included in the price.
A faster shutter speed does the trick. No 50mm has an image stabiliser.
I wouldn't worry about that here.
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