You made your mind about your next camera but are still searching for a great lens? Sigma might have launched your heart’s desire. Its most recent lenses are a delight for any photographer, despite the spicy price #fotomagic
Sigma is starting this fall on a high note, with the release of three kickass lenses for professional photographers.

Sigma Lens 85mm
There’s theĀ 85mm f/1.4 DG HSM | Art, compatible withĀ full-frame sensors that go above and beyond the 50MP resolution. It’s a lens created withĀ 14 elements in 12 groups, two of which are made from Special Low Dispersion glass (SLD reduces chromatic aberation, allows you to use low f-numbers and higher shutter speeds and makes the subject stand out). Sigma boasts that theirĀ prime portrait lens can focus on the subject’s pupils while blurring the eyelashes.Ā Ā Dust and splash-proof, the lens will retail next month forĀ $1199.

Sigma Lens 12-24mm
Another gem is the wide-angleĀ 12-24mm f/4 DG HSM | Art one. It can go on a full-frame orĀ APS-C DSLR, needs a min. focus distance of 24cm and can minimize distortion, spherical abberation and coma flare like a pro. This one will go on sale forĀ $1599.

Sigma Lens 500mm
Now comes the one lens that will bring you joy and sadness in the same time. Joy, because it’s aĀ 500mm f/4 DG OS HSM | Sport, with Optical Stabilizer and the latestĀ Hyper Sonic Motor on. As all the others, this one is also dust and splash-proof, so sports photographers can capture unique images stress-free. Now, the sad part – the Sigma lens costs no less thanĀ $5999! A Canon mount will join it at the end of the month, while a Nikon one will appear a bit later, in early November.

Sigma CineLens 24-35mm
Sigma’s plans for the future regard cinematography. The company is set to launchĀ two zoom lenses (18-35mm T2, 50-100mm T2, ready for 6K-8K recording) in Japan and the USA for EF and E mount and another sixĀ (24-35mm T.2.2 zoom- compatible with full frame, five primes ranging from 20mm to 85mm) in 2017.
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