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Sigma AF 28-200 Lens Questions & Answers
I have a 28-200 sigma
If you take it to pieces, you will end up with a (hopefully complete) kit of parts which you will have to pay a repairer to re-assemble for you. Your choice.
My sigma 28-200 lens works inside but when outside
If you are useing on a digitel canon it may work inside were it is
darker it needs the iris fully open but outside it need to close down if canot close down it will give a err99 it would need a rechip sigma in the UK can not do this anymore
COMPATIBILITY SIGMA LENS WITH CANON 450 EOS
Hi
To test if it is compatible put the lens on the camera set to AV and the iris to f16/22 use the stopdown
button if it stops down works you ok but if not it would need a rechip but that no longer avabile best
call sigma
My sigma 28-200 have problem
All auto-focus lens have some sort of 'chip' inside .. Sigma 'reversed engineered' Canon's chip - however every time Canon brings out a new camera there is a chance the Sigma lens chip won't work (this is why you see lots of Sigma lens on eBay :-) )
IF you can prove you purchased your lens direct from an authorised Sigma dealer, Sigma will update the chip for free .. otherwise they charge about £35 .. you pay postage in both cases ..
Visit the Sigma web site for further info.
Lens elements upset
The front elments is a sealed unit so I think it must be the back elements you need to no how the fit what size filter is un you lens is a hyperzoom .
Chip to lens
Sigma cannot rechip your old 70-200 2.8 call sigma uk and see what
thay can offer on 01707329999
Zoom lens
What camera are you using is the lens making a noise when it stops
focusing call sigma imaging uk 01707 329999
Switching lenses
I do not think it worth it the big problem apart of the mount is that the iris is worked by levers on the minolta and the
Canon has a small motor to drive the iris best is to sell and get a canon fit
Where can I find out how to take apart a Sigma 150-600mm contemporary lens?
Taking it apart is not the problem - re-assembling it will be. Unless you have access to an optical laboratory, where laser instruments can measure the exact tolerances required, don't even think about it. You will be left with a pile of optical components, and a far higher repair bill than if you had just let the experts sort out the problem in the first place.
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