will this work on the Sigma 19 f/2.8?
476020
It's a 14mm hood with outside threads.. If your lens is the proper size and has inside threads to accept the hood it should.
476021
Judging by "what do customers who buy this also buy" indicating 46mm filters, I'd say the Fotasy lens shade will fit OK, but since the 19mm Sigma has a very slightly wider field than the Lumix-Leica 20mm that I have, not impossible there might be some minor vignetting. This item is cheap enough, so just do it, as build quality is high, and you can always resell it on eBay!
308677
Probably not. The lens linkage is specific to camera make. I would contact Sigma to see if they make a Sony configuration.
1857982
I have no idea as I have never used a Sigma lens. I know with my Tamron... I do get good shots with it. Only problem is using it runs my battery down faster. Sorry couldnt help, but I love mine.
390089
No. In my review I noted it only works with canon lenses. Sigma and others will not work
1138811
I'm not sure, but I doubt it. I've found Sigma lenses have hoods that are specific to each lens. I have an 18-250 lens that I ordered a hood for from Sigma and it didn't fit because it wasn't a Macro. So I'd say if it wasn't made specifically for your lens, it probably won't fit.
2268792
If they are Sony, Minolta (auto-focus) and Tamron branded, then yes. If you have any Sigma lenses with HSM on them, then probably, but they might need to go back to Sigma to make them compatible. Non-HSM lenses are not affected.
199945
Hi it MAY as it says there DSLR Nikon, but you'll have to check from Sigma's end. Mine's a different Nikon model.
212208
I use it with a Sigma 150-500 if you want to look up the different sizes of the lens. I would think so, that it would work. As far as the adapter, there is a piece of rubber that attaches to bottom of your camera and you attach your tripod piece to this, just like your own camera. So you will have tripod mount and the piece that attaches to vest on bottom of camera side by side. I love the vest.
89549
Hi, Yes that should work. What you will loose is the f stop, please see that you should have a f stop of 2.8 or higher. With my 2.8 f stop lens it goes to f 5.6.
261838
I bought it for my Canon. When you shop Sigma, check the specs to see which brand of cameras it was made for.
139072
Sorry John I don't know, but I guess so. I suggest you contact Sigma before buying as Nikon have changed some of their electrical contacts.
66724
I have to say yes. I use it on a d-5100, and they both have F lens mounts, so It pretty much has to work. I use it mostly coupled with a Sigma 150-500, and it works well, didn't lose auto focus either.
1060549
I've never personally used the filter on a sigma lens, but I'd assume it works the same as on a Canon lens. You will notice that the filter has two moving parts and that the front ring spins continually. The the back ring that is attached to the glass should tighten onto your lens and become secure, while the front ring will continue to spin even after the rear ring has been tightened.
1106448
It should so long as the lens is C-mount, not cs-mount. Be carefull with that distinction. Also make sure that the lens will cover your sensor or you will get vignetting.
1671633
Sorry I don't have an answer for you as I am a Nikon shooter. I would refer you to sigma's own web site, they have a complete compatibility chart.
615462
Question is non specific, but yes it will fit your camera, it does take nice pix. However, you may be referring to the auto focus and if you are go to the Sigma web site and look for the compatibility chart. Also if you go to the B&H; website do a search for this lens and looks at the specs..their site is very helful. (I have no affiliation with them I'm just a customer).
811403
No it's for Nikon. There's other sigma 24-70's that will work, but you'll have to check the specs and make sure it's for Canon mount