u/PcFish

Made the mistake of looking the lens on my camera and noticed it was crooked. Thought my first copy was a dud so I exchanged it from Amazon. Same issue. After looking at promo materials I'm guessing it's by design. I'm sure there's some optical reasoning but my OCD is bothering me.

Ttartisan 35mm and SG Image 25mm for reference as well. The ttartisan is tilted to the righta smidge. SG Image is straight.

Otherwise I like the lens for the price. AF is super clicky sounding though.

Sigma 17-40 @ f/2.5 1/3s 27 mm IS0100

A6700 FW 2.0

Lens FW 1.10 via PC app

When switching aperture from auto to manual back to auto it defaults to F4. (e.g. mostly by accident since it's easy to turn)

Other lenses it usually remembers but for some reason this defaults to F4

FYSA!

Yes my original stand on the case broke. Used a piece of tape to bridge the gap I cut out at the bottom. Janky but it's working out great.

I don't mind this but would prefer something to screw on filters. Was looking into the stick on screw threads similar to those used on point and shoot cameras but can't find anything smaller than 49mm

Now I have to use 2 hands to CTRL+ALT+DEL