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I never imagined that choosing the “right” ISO for wildlife photography would be the most controversial subject that I would [...]
Brazil’s Pantanal is one of earth’s most biologically rich areas and truly spectacular photography destination. Last month I took a scouting trip to the Pantanal for wildlife with with special emphasis on the jaguar. It was my first trip here and I have to say the photographic opportunities in the Pantanal were even better than I expected. Jaguar was the main target of the trip and I would have been happy just to see a single one but as it turns out we had the chance to photograph them each day and every day I was there. This is one of the best locations if not the best location on earth to photograph jaguar.
Using the SIGMA 120 – 400mm LENS | 50 – 500mm LENS My photos have been published in National Geographic magazine, graced [...]
This week’s Fan Photo of the week was taken by photographer Cindy Bryant using Sigma’s 150-500mm F5-6.3. Here’s her story: [...]
This past month, I was lucky enough to visit two amazing birding hotspots with the Sigma 120-400mm F4.5-5.6. Now, after shooting with this compact, long-reach tele zoom, I’ve got to say that is has quickly become one of my favorite lenses in the Sigma lineup for its fantastic combination of reach, range and amazing sharpness in a very compact package–under four pounds and just eight inches long.
This week’s Fan Photo of the Week was taken by photographer Lisa Franceski made with the APO 120-400mm F4-5.6 DG [...]
Eye Scene: Photographer, Ryuichi Oshimoto Travels with Sigma Camera & Lenses
120-300mm F2.8 EX DG OS HSM features: Designed for use with full frame digital SLR cameras. May also be used with [...]
Sigma 18-250mm F3.5-6.3 DC OS HSM Features and Functions Demo Video. This 13.8x all in one zoom lens is great for traveling light while being ready for making great photos from wide angle landscapes to telephoto wildlife captures.
The Fan Photo of the Week for April 30th was captured by Loralea Kirby with a Sigma 50-500mm on a Canon Eos 7D at the Cape May Zoo.
