Product Comparison: Nikon AF-S NIKKOR 20mm f/1.8G ED vs Sigma 20mm F1.4 DG HSM Art
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- It focuses fast and quietly, and it has a wide enough aperture to get shots in low light settings like museums.
- This lens has been a good performer.
- The lens is sharp at 1.8.
- Very nice bokeh for lens of this angle - due to 1.8 maximum aperture and ability to focus very closely.
- Image resolution is quite sharp at f/1.8 and infinity focus.
- The 1.4 aperture is great for low light situations and also makes for great bokeh.
- It works perfect even at 1.4.
- Sharp pictures at wide open aperture.
- The wide aperture is very helpful in shooting architectural interiors.
- The pictures from a 20mm focal length are amazing.
- Excellent weight / sharpness ratio.
- The lens is very compact and light.
- Compact and light.
- Very light weight, a tad lighter than the 50mm f/1.4G lens.
- The lens is surprisingly light! Highly recommend.
- Good weight with my camera.
- Compact lens for backpack.
- Good size and weight. Highly recommend.
- It is bulky and heavy.
- The lens is big, heavy, and highly capable.
- Fast focus, light and a very fun lens.
- Focus is fast. Distortion is absolutely reasonable.
- Focus is blazing fast and it's the sharpest wide I have.
- Auto focus is quiet and accurate. Manual focus is smooth and precise.
- The focus is nice and smooth.
- Effective auto and manual focus.
- The lens is beautifully built, with a large, smooth focus ring.
- Autofocus is fast for f/1.4.
- Autofocus is fast and quiet, and the focus ring is also smooth and quiet.
- The Autofocus works quickly and very precisely.
- It takes 77mm filters which was a huge plus for me.
- This is a very sharp lens, great for landscapes and star shots.
- Very impressive feature of this lens is its close focusing.
- Images are sharp and distortion free.
- Ghosting and flare are very well controlled.
- Pleasantly surprised with the performance of this lens.
- Excellent build quality.
- Outstanding image quality.
- Image quality is very high.
- Suitable for full format and APS-C cameras. The price/quality ratio is good.