Best SIGMA Lenses For Astro Photography!

"Hey everyone, I'm Jack Fusco, a Sigma Ambassador, and today I'm teaming up with Samy's Camera in the stunning Eastern Sierras to dive into some epic astrophotography! 🌌✨ I'll be sharing my go-to lenses for capturing the night sky and walking you through my favorite gear for different shooting conditions.

For astrophotography, having a fast aperture is key, and I’ll be showing you lenses with apertures from f/2.8 to f/1.4. Wide-angle lenses are my bread and butter, and for a location like this—surrounded by massive mountains and incredibly dark skies—the 14mm f/1.4 DG DN Art is always in my bag. It captures a massive view of the sky, is razor-sharp even wide open, and has some Astro-focused features, like a manual focus lock switch. Perfect for locking in those starry shots all night long!

I’ll also introduce you to the 15mm f/1.4 DG DN fisheye lens with an incredible 180-degree field of view, giving me a completely unique perspective on places I’ve photographed countless times before. It’s really reshaped the way I approach framing a shot.

And to mix things up, I’ll be talking about longer focal lengths and my experience with the 28-45mm f/1.8 zoom lens, which is another versatile option I’ve been loving, especially for time-lapse shots.

Join me as I break down the gear and tips for capturing stunning astrophotography in these beautiful dark skies! 🌌✨ Don't forget to like, subscribe, and hit that bell for more astrophotography tips and adventures! 🚀

#Astrophotography #SigmaAmbassador #NightPhotography #WideAngleLens #Samy'sCamera #EasternSierras"

Lenses mentioned in the video:

14mm f1.4 DG DN Art

15mm f1.4 DG DN Fisheye Art

20mm f1.4 DG DN Art

28-45mm f1.8 DG DN Art

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What would you recommend for shooting Northern Lights, if i could choose between Sigma 16/1, 4 DC DN | Contemporary and Sigma 10-18mm F/2.8 DC DN, both for Canon RF Mount on EOS R7 (APS-C) ?