Is the Sigma 120-400 compatible with and a good fit for my Sony A 550 dslr
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Yes I use it on my 77 and it as good as canon 100mm to 400mm lens which i use it on my 5d
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I have the Canon 3Ti camera and the Sigma 18-250 fits perfectly. The Sigma lens is OUTSTANDING PLUS. It is wonderful to work and the resulting pictures are perfect. Plus the additions they sent with the lens are great Joe Frisinger, Princeville, HI Email: jfrisi2747@aol.com
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It should work fine with that setup. It comes with adapter rings for 55mm and 62mm filter mounts. If your lens has a different filter size then you'll also need the correct Sigma adapter for that size.
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This monopod will definitely support the Sigma 150-500. The monopod is extremely sturdy. I use the Really Right Stuff Monopod head to connect my lenses to this monopod. That makes it much easier to change out lenses as needed.
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I have been able to use it with the Sony Alpha SLT-A65. I would assume the lens size is the same.
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I use this with a canon 60D with sigma 18-35mm with no problem. Obviously my set up is much lighter then your set up but when I initially got this product I felt it was a little overkill for my set up and am pretty sure sure it should hold up just fine. I don't recommend using a sigma 500mm on this LOL. I've also mounted a LED projector with no problem as well.
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I'm using Sigma lens on my Rebel T4i. I bought them for my Canon Rebel XT years ago. These lens have Canon mounts on them. I didn,t get enought time with this camera to see if it is as good as the older Rebel
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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.
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I have one that works with the D5000. I am sure all Nikons are compatible so you can use multiple lens. I know Sigma makes several lenses specifically for Nikon. I would have to believe it will work wih the D5500, though I can't be 100%
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Absolutely. I used in with my D90 then my D7000. Keep in mind that as the D7000 is a crop sensor DSLR and the Sigma lens is full frame the equivalent will be 255-750mm. Also there is no form of vibration reduction or optical stabilization so you may need a solid tripod for some shots, especially in low light.
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I have Sigma 150-500 for Canon. It works great with Sigma Teleconverter AF 2x DG using Canon 5D MK III, 70D, T3, and T5 with Manual Exposure or Auto without 2x.
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Sigma also makes compatible and good but much less expensive e mount lenses for the NEX / alpha cameras. Worth a look. I think those are called DN lenses. Also if you have an old film camera like ones that take Canon FD lenses, you can buy an inexpensive adapter top use those old lenses on the a6000 in manual focus mode using the focus peaking assistance. Let's you save money and get great old fast (f1.8 to f2.8 range) glass for your camera that would cost $600-9000 in a Sony mount.
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Sony's new Alpha line of E-Mount compact system cameras (a5000, a5100 and your a6000) should be compatible with all E-Mount lenses that were created for Sony's prior line of cameras (the NEXT series). So yes, this Sigma lens should work with your camera (just make sure you select the E-Mount version and not the Micro Four-Thirds version for Panasonic and Olympus compact system cameras).
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Sigma makes this lens for Nikon, Canon, Sony and Pentax. If you got the one made for Nikon, then it should fit all Nikon DSLR cameras. If it doesn't, either you ordered the wrong version or they sent you the wrong one.
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Sigma no longer offers it to fit canon cameras. I got one to fit my Canon T3i before they discontinued it for Canon products. Hope this helps.
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I would suggest you check the page that sells this product separately, where there is a widget to check if the lens will work with a given camera. http://www.amazon.com/Sigma-150-500mm-Telephoto-Digital-Cameras/dp/B001542X6E/ Based on the answer I got there, it says it will work.
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It appears that compatibility is based on whether the lens is an "A mount" or an "E mount" with "a" meaning alpha. So, they should be compatible due to both being members of the "alpha" family. This seems to apply to accessories as well. To be certain, however, I would refer to the Sony website where you can view camera compatibility with specific lenses and accessories. I know there are reasonably priced flash adapters, if necessary.