Sigma 18-35mm f/1.8 lens delivery problem

I've planned everything and lens I choose for BMCC MFT model is Sigma 18-35mm f/1.8 , But unfortunately its taking a bit of time (not sure of estimated time)

My bmcc MFT will arrive in 2 to 3 weeks according to reseller, So what is my option regarding lens ?

Do you have an active adapter for the Sigma lens? From my understanding, they haven't made a MFT version of the lens yet.

Do you have an active adapter for the Sigma lens? From my understanding, they haven't made a MFT version of the lens yet.

I'll get Nikon mft speedbooster and I meant Sigma 18-35mm f/1.8 F mount. Sorry for not mentioning it.

The Canon version of this lens is shipping in limited supply. From my understanding, the Nikon version isn't supposed to start shipping until October. I have the Nikon version pre-ordered as well and I've not found any evidence that anyone has actually received one.

I would stick it out if you can. Everything I see about this lens is really impressive, and nothing else is going to be nearly as good at it's price point.

Someone correct me if I'm wrong (I don't have a Speedbooster), but I believe you need to have Nikon lenses that are fully manual to make it work on the BMCC MFT since the mount doesn't have any electronics. I believe the Sigma requires the electronics, so that lens wouldn't work with that system. Redrock (I believe once again, I don't have this) has an adapter that allows you to change the electronic aperture.

You're wrong

All Nikon lenses control their aperture via a small lever at the base of the lens. The MFT / Nikon Speedbooster has an aperture ring that moves that lever in 1/2 stop increments, giving you full control over the aperture manually.

This is why I always by Nikon lenses or Nikon versions of lenses - that little lever means that with a cheap adapter, you can get manual aperture control on any camera.

Nikon G work in mechanical adapter 50-150 $. Canon EF work in electronic adapter RedrockMicro 550$

Everything I see about this lens is really impressive, and nothing else is going to be nearly as good at it's price point.

Exactly !!!

You're wrong

All Nikon lenses control their aperture via a small lever at the base of the lens. The MFT / Nikon Speedbooster has an aperture ring that moves that lever in 1/2 stop increments, giving you full control over the aperture manually.

This is why I always by Nikon lenses or Nikon versions of lenses - that little lever means that with a cheap adapter, you can get manual aperture control on any camera.

Glad to know I'm wrong. Agh, EF glass continues to drive me nuts...