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Sigma Canon EF 150-600mm F/6.3 Telephoto zoom lens
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Price:
US $1,140.00
ApproximatelyAU $1,785.99
+ $108.55 postage
Returns:
30-day returns. Buyer pays for return postage. If you use an eBay postage label, it will be deducted from your refund amount.
Condition:
It is in used but excellent condition, and you will not be disappointed. Experienced wildlife and sports photographers will find this to be one of the best lenses available for your type of photography!
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Product Information
Get the perfect shot by attaching the Sigma 150 mm to 600 mm f/5-6.3 Telephoto Lens to your Canon full-frame SLR camera. With optical stabilization and a zoom lock switch, you'll get required result and versatility that you need to capture clear photos in a variety of settings. Furthermore, this lens features a water- and oil-repellent coating and a splash-resistant design. It is compatible with select Canon full-frame SLR cameras.Product Identifiers
BrandSigma
MPN745-101
UPC0840014156085, 0085126745547
eBay Product ID (ePID)219477734
Product Key Features
MountCanon EF
Focal LengthZoom, 150-600mm
Compatible BrandFor Canon
Maximum Aperturef/6.3
Compatible Filter Size95 mm
SeriesCanon EF
TypeTelephoto
Focus TypeAuto
Dimensions
Item Weight4.03 lbs
Additional Product Features
Aperturef/6.3
Focal Length (mm)150-600mm
Camera TypeSLR
Camera TechnologyDigital
Product LineSigma EF
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Ratings and reviews
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- 23 Jun, 2016Top favourable review
Significant SIGMA!
Where to start? This lens blew away every expectation I had before making the purchase. Despite the fact that that the f/stop starts at 5, the 92mm wide chunk of glass out front gathers a lot of light. In the correct light, at the correct time of the day, this lens has upped my birding game tremendously. A 600 mm f/4 prime will cost you in excess of $11,000 new, so this thing gives you one heck of a bang for the buck. Images are tack sharp no matter where I have the zoom set. I'm using it on a cropped sensor camera with a 2X teleconverter for moon shots, and they're stunningly detailed. About the only thing that might even come close to a negative is that the zoom ring is a bit stiff to turn. That's probably just because this lens is a beast that's meant to last. Next on my list of things to photograph with it are some eaglets still in the nest that are close to where I live. If you already have bases covered to 150 mm, and need something that starts there, this lens is superb. I purchased a Marumi Super DHG polarizer and when paired with the lens, the results are incredible. GET THIS LENS and you will not be disappointed!Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
- 03 May, 2021Top critical review
Great product, clear images
The image quality is good, it does take quite a bit longer for you to get a focus on something. Holding this lens is 9lb which is heavy compared to the Sony 200-600mm lens, but half the price. I think if I play around more with the lens then I'll get better at using it.
Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned
- 05 Jun, 2016
Excellent lens for the money!!
***UPDATE*** - After using this lens for the last 30 days, ive decided to amend my review with this more aware update. this lens is of sub par standards. I read about it in many reviews. its a focusing issue I guess you could say. ive noticed if you're trying to get a subject in focus that happens to be a great distance away, such as an eagle in a tree on the back side of a river, it WONT do it. It will take the picture, but it wont be sharp. not by a long shot. there seems to be a sweet spot with this lens so to speak. any more than about 480mm of zoom while zoomed in on objects at great distances, this lens wont be sharp. I can go full 600mmm zoom on a hummingbird that only 20 feet away on my deck, and it will be razor sharp! but if I go full 600mm zoom on an eagle in a tree across a river? forget it. ive tried different f-stops, different ISO's, different shutter speeds... I got it pretty dialed in, but its not SHARP. my girlfriend says im being too picky. doesn't matter, I want my images to be sharp. this lens cant deliver it under extreme use conditions. if I back off the zoom while photographing the eagle, to say, 400mm, and then crop the image later, then I can get a pretty good image. but even then its still not as sharp as it could be. its obvious. seems distance of your subject is also a factor along with focal length. I caught an Osprey in flight just yesterday. he was about 100 feet away. I caught him at 1/1000, f-8, 300mm. razor sharp image. I tried doing the same thing at 1/2500, f-8, 450 mm. not even close. it looked like it was taken through a piece of clear plastic wrap. im not trying to bash here, because it takes awesome photos if you don't push its limits. but, well... you know... I spent several weeks, several hours a day, reading articles, looking at specs, watching videos, and gathering information and what not on long lenses for wildlife/bird photography. this lens, the "contemporary" model, which functions in the exact same manner as the "sport" model, its only slightly smaller, consistently came up as being the best for my intentions, depending on the reviewer. so I went ahead and ordered it. price was $846 dollars. its heavy, as to be expected. about 7.5 pounds. came with the hood and the mounting foot. **NOTE** - my flimsy tripod literally would not support the weight, especially at full zoom, so I did several more days worth of many hours of research for a SOLID, tripod with a Solid gimbal head to match. glad I did. much better. the lens itself is very nice. works very well with my much older 2007 Rebel XTI. unfortunately, my XTI cant keep up with the technological demands of this lens. super fast shutter speeds and high IOS's are required in order to freeze the birds in flight. but my XTI just cant be dialed in to that degree. there a really cool setting on the lens where you can tell it what kind of shooting you're doing, with regards to distance. theres the, "30 feet and under" setting, which tells the lens to only adjust the zoom to deal with subjects within 30 feet of the lens, and theres the, "30 feet and over" setting, which works in the opposite manner. these two settings tell the lens, "don't bother with traveling the entire focal length in order to find focus, just travel within the distance parameters I have it set at." for example: if you have it set to the, "30 feet and under", setting, and you try taking a photo of an airplane flying overhead? it wont happen. it will only travel so far before it figures out the plane is much more than 30 feet away. so you'll have to switch it to either th "infinity" setting, or to the "30 feet and over" setting. its a big time saver if you're in a hurry to get a shot of a zippy hummingbird! it finds focus extremely fast, before they have a chance to fly away. on the opposite hand, if an eagle flies by 100 feet away, it will again find focus very quickly, instead of traveling the entire focal length, taking up time that could be used to get a quick shot off. I like it a lot. regardless of what setting you're using, the focusing mechanism is very quick and very quiet. gets there in a hurry. im still learning which settings work best at such and such zoom levels. ISO's this and f-stops that. certain settings will give you a soft focus, certain ones will give you a sharp focus. im still doing the trial and error thing to figure it all out, but like I said, my dinosaur XTI is having a hard time keeping up. over all, for the money, its money well spent! haha, its a very nice lens with a good reputation from just about all the dozens of reviews I read. will mount to any CANON camera with the EF mount, which is most of the modern DSLR's. I recommend it to anyone looking for a very nice alternative to the MUCH more expensive CANON 600mm zoom lens.Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
- 02 Sep, 2021
Used lens at a bargain price = great value.
I wanted a lens to capture wildlife, and this lens certainly delivers. I received it in good time, it was well-packaged, and even though it was a used lens, it looked brand new. The UV filter and lens hood came with the lens, and altogether I saved at least $100 compared to buying it brand new. The lens functions perfectly. Since it was a used lens, it came with no instruction manual, but after a few Google searches, I was able to use the optical image stabilization and the autofocus with greater facility. It is a fairly straightforward lens to use, and it works seamlessly with my Canon 77D. Needless to say, I am very pleased with my purchase, and I can already see how the lens is improving my shots.Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned
- 02 Jan, 2023
Super telephoto lens with reasonable weight and price.
The lens arrived very quickly. Can't see it being used and working as it should. Seller very good at following up on my questions. Now I have ordered a docking station so that I can adjust it 100% to my camera. I had a Canon 500mm F4 prime lens. But was far too heavy for me, who likes to photograph handheld the most. This weighs half as much, and I am very satisfied.
Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned
- 15 Nov, 2016
One of the most incredible long reach zoom lens values I have experienced.
Don't underestimate the results of this lens for the small amount of investment. When your long lens technique is used properly the images are astounding from this lens. Zoom ring works smoothly and the pre-set lock positions are helpful. The lens hood is easy to store reversed onto the lens. The lens performs well even at wide open but is stellar at f/8. Quick silent focusing and a very usable stabilization system that has let me shoot down to 1/160 at 600mm. Though the lens extends out when you zoom out to 600mm the lens is not too heavy and works great for those that like to shoot handheld. If you take time to understand the what is required to get good sharp images from any lens at 600mm you will be rewarded with the same here with a lot less invested in some of the super teles that exceed $10k in today SLR market.Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
- 12 Jun, 2020
Surprisingly Great Lens
It’s pretty incredible to have a 600mm lens perform this well despite being much, much less expensive than most lenses of similar reach. It’s arguably the best super telephoto lens at its price point. The sharpness does decrease a bit at the full 600mm length, but it’s still very acceptably sharp in my opinion. For shots under 200mm, I’m still going to choose the 70-200mm 2.8L, but in a pinch, the Sigma would do just fine as well. Overall, I’m surprised and impressed with this one. If you want a truly high quality super telephoto lens, this one won’t disappoint.Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned
- 10 Mar, 2021
I love this lens.
I've only had it for a few weeks, but I took it out immediately upon receiving it. Not only was this a great value, but it performs as well as lenses costing several times more. I love shooting wildlife and this is the lens that will handle it all. Build quality is excellent, sharpness outstanding and additional features make this a must have lens.
Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned
- 21 Apr, 2016
Great upgrade to kit superzoom!
While Sigma makes two different version of this lens, i feel that this is a great lens that justifies its price. As someone who enjoys wildlife photography yet is not making a living selling their photos i think the price to performance is perfect. Its a great step up form the kit zoom lenses without spending 2000+ dollars. Yes it might not offer the weather resistance of the "sports" version or other manufactures but for locations i have been to it has held up to what i expected. Overall i am happy with my purchase and i am sure you will too.Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
- 20 Jan, 2017
far exceeded my expectations for sharpness and focus speed the bar was high after owning a Canon 70-200MM F2.8IS
love this lens, it's very sharp, great colors, amazing range, built like a tank. the zoom ring requires a bit of muscle but for the money the images are very pleasing.Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
