The Sigma 85mm F1.4 DG DN Art Solves an Issue with Aperture Rings

If you're a Sony E mount user, you've got a plethora of 85mm lens options. And today, you're getting another with the Sigma 85mm f1. 4 DG DN Art. According to Sigma, they've made it around 1lb lighter and 1 inch smaller than the previous version.

As Sigma is a licensed Sony partner, you can also expect the autofocus performance to be as good as it possibly can be. That means this lens will fully realize the Eye-AF and Face detection algorithms that Sony cameras use. Couple this with weather sealing, Sigma's aluminum/Thermally Stable Composite build combo, and the edge to edge sharpness that they're touting, and it seems to be a winner. All this for $1,199! But they're also solving an issue that many of the newer photographers have been facing with aperture rings. .

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Sigma CEO confirms they will keep developing APS-C E-mount and make new FF E-mount lenses

Sigma CEO Kazuto Yamaki confirmed the dual E-mount strategy (minute 9.26): They will keep developing APS-C E-mount lenses They are working on new Full Frame E-mount lenses Reminder What we know so far from Sigma’s FE plan: Sigma is preparing the launch of two new lenses The first lens is rumored to be a 35mm […] The post Sigma CEO confirms they will keep developing APS-C E-mount and make new FF E-mount lenses appeared first on sonyalpharumors. sonyalpharumors.com »

2017-07-16 13:23

Tell Sigma CEO Kazuto Yamaki what FE lens they should release first!

As you know Sigma CEO Kazuto Yamaki confirmed they are working on a new range of Sigma FF E-mount lenses. I have to say I have my highest respect for CEO Kazuto Yamaki and I thought it would be kind from SAR readers to just give them a little help by sharing our special wish […] The post Tell Sigma CEO Kazuto Yamaki what FE lens they should release first! appeared first on sonyalpharumors. sonyalpharumors.com »

2016-11-17 17:13

Sigma CEO Kazuto Yamaki confirms in video interview they have a Sony FE lens roadmap

Lensvid interviewed Sigma CEO Kazuto Yamaki. At minute 3.45 you can hear him confirm that they “have a plan to do FE lenses”. Few more tidbits: They will consider making APS-C E-mount kit zoom They are considering making macro E-mount lenses too As a side note watch the full video! He is funny and very […] The post Sigma CEO Kazuto Yamaki confirms in video interview they have a Sony FE lens roadmap appeared first on sonyalpharumors. sonyalpharumors.com »

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