Sigma adds 70-300mm to OS range
September 4th, 2009 | 
Author: I have this in the non-OS version. It’s not a bad lens, I just haven’t used it all that much. With the OS I could see this being a pretty decent walk around lens. It would certainly make a nice compliment to the 18-200 or 18-250mm Sigma currently offers. You’d get plenty plenty of range without breaking the bank.
Sigma has bolstered its Optical Stabiliser (OS) lens line-up with the addition of the 70-300mm f/4-5.6 DG OS. The lens, designed for DSLRs with any APS-C size sensor.
Sigma adds 70-300mm to OS range
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