Sigma AF 65mm F2 DG DN C Lens - Sony E
Sigma has introduced their new exciting I series range, which combines portability with high-performance, specifically designed for full-frame Mirrorless cameras. This example, the Sigma AF 65mm F2 DG DN C is slightly longer than a "normal" focal length, which makes it great for portraiture and similar purposes. The bright f2 aperture allows users to produce shallows depths of field to help their subjects stand out within their frames, while it also allows for excellent handheld shooting even in low-light scenarios. As the lens weighs a touch over 400 grams, it is a great match for your Mirrorless camera for travel and everyday photography.
The Sigma AF 65mm F2 DG DN C lens features a premium optical design which incorporates 2 Aspherical and 1 SLD lens element for advanced sharpness and clarity. Super multi-layer coating has also been applied to limit ghosting and flare and enhance contrast and colour accuracy. Although lightweight, this Sigma lens is well-made, with a rugged brass bayonet mount as well as rubber sealing to provide dust and moisture-sealing.
A stepping motor is included to provide fast and quiet AF performance, which is great for focusing on varied subjects. A manual aperture ring is available for the benefit of manual shooting, while "A" position is available for automated shooting.
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Sigma AF 65mm F2 DG DN C Lens - Sony E
Sigma has introduced their new exciting I series range, which combines portability with high-performance, specifically designed for full-frame Mirrorless cameras. This example, the Sigma AF 65mm F2 DG DN C is slightly longer than a "normal" focal length, which makes it great for portraiture and similar purposes. The bright f2 aperture allows users to produce shallows depths of field to help their subjects stand out within their frames, while it also allows for excellent handheld shooting even in low-light scenarios. As the lens weighs a touch over 400 grams, it is a great match for your Mirrorless camera for travel and everyday photography.
The Sigma AF 65mm F2 DG DN C lens features a premium optical design which incorporates 2 Aspherical and 1 SLD lens element for advanced sharpness and clarity. Super multi-layer coating has also been applied to limit ghosting and flare and enhance contrast and colour accuracy. Although lightweight, this Sigma lens is well-made, with a rugged brass bayonet mount as well as rubber sealing to provide dust and moisture-sealing.
A stepping motor is included to provide fast and quiet AF performance, which is great for focusing on varied subjects. A manual aperture ring is available for the benefit of manual shooting, while "A" position is available for automated shooting.
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Sigma has introduced their new exciting I series range, which combines portability with high-performance, specifically designed for full-frame Mirrorless cameras. This example, the Sigma AF 65mm F2 DG DN C is slightly longer than a "normal" focal length, which makes it great for portraiture and similar purposes. The bright f2 aperture allows users to produce shallows depths of field to help their subjects stand out within their frames, while it also allows for excellent handheld shooting even in low-light scenarios. As the lens weighs a touch over 400 grams, it is a great match for your Mirrorless camera for travel and everyday photography.
The Sigma AF 65mm F2 DG DN C lens features a premium optical design which incorporates 2 Aspherical and 1 SLD lens element for advanced sharpness and clarity. Super multi-layer coating has also been applied to limit ghosting and flare and enhance contrast and colour accuracy. Although lightweight, this Sigma lens is well-made, with a rugged brass bayonet mount as well as rubber sealing to provide dust and moisture-sealing.
A stepping motor is included to provide fast and quiet AF performance, which is great for focusing on varied subjects. A manual aperture ring is available for the benefit of manual shooting, while "A" position is available for automated shooting.
