When it comes to the performance against bright light the Sigma C 2/35 fares sensibly well. Flares appear in different postions of the sun against the frame but most often they remain slight and their intensity is low. If you want to know the situation in more detail there are two places where it is easy to complain a tad more. First, when you stop down the aperture and the sun is close to the frame centre flares become a tad more intensive. Fortunately, taking the parameters of the tested lens into account, such photos are few and far between. The second situation happens when you take a photo at the maximum relative aperture. Even if you move the sun far away from the frame it might be not enough to remove all flares and ghosting – there are also chances that you will get a quite big greenish arch. Fortunately its intensity is not high.
To sum up the performance in this category we find quite sensible but of course it could have been better. For example the faster Sony FE 1.8/35 had a tad less problems with ghosting and flares.
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