Sigma 17mm F4 DG [Contemporary] for Sony E-Mount

Code: 10466KVG

Manufacturer code: 41B965

This ultra-compact Sigma 17mm f/4 DG Contemporary lens offers superb image quality and is available in an ultra-wide angle design for Sony E-mount cameras.

BRIGHTNESS, COLOUR ACCURACY AND UNIQUE CLOSE-UP PHOTOS

Designed with an internal focusing system and a stepping motor, this lens delivers fast and reliable autofocusing for both still and movie shooting. The optical design delivers high brightness and clarity across the entire aperture range, while the individual elements are coated with an ultra-multilayer coating that suppresses flare and ghosting for greater contrast and colour accuracy in high light conditions. In addition, the lens offers a minimum focal length of just 4.7", allowing for unique close-up shots with large backgrounds, making it particularly appealing to vloggers, hikers, landscape photographers and more.

FEATURES

- A compact, ultra-wide lens for full-frame mirrorless Sony E-mount cameras, which can also be used on APS-C models with a focal length of 25.5 mm.
- Internal focusing system with stepper motor for fast and reliable AF in both still and movie shooting.
- Featuring an aperture ring, focus mode switch and a sculpted manual focus ring for a pleasant tactile experience.
- The minimum focusing distance of 4.7" allows for unique close-up shots with wide backgrounds, making it especially appealing to videographers, hikers, landscape photographers and more.
- Compatible with AF-assist function and lens aberration correction on supported cameras.
- Dust- and splash-proof construction with brass bayonet mount for accuracy and durability.

SPECIFICATIONS

Focal length: 17 mm
Aperture: f/4
Mount Type: Sony E
Sensor size: Full-Frame
Viewing Angle: 103.7°
Minimum focusing distance: 12 cm
Maximum magnification: 0.28x
Optical design: 9 elements, 8 groups
Number of diaphragm plates: 7, rounded
Focus type: autofocus
Image stabilisation: none
Filter size: 55 mm
Dimensions: 64 x 50.8 mm
Weight: 220 g

Typ of Sensor Full frame

Max Aperture 4 F

Focal length Movie 17 mm

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General
Producer(?) Link to the official manufacturer website	Sigma
Lens mount (bayonet)
Type
Typ of Sensor	Full frame
Max Aperture	4 F
Focal length Movie	17 mm
Diagonal Angle of View	103.7 °
Minimum Focus	12 cm
Image stabilization	No
Stabilization
Размер кадра
Filter size	55 mm
Diameter	64 mm
Warranty	24 months
Dimensions (length)	50.8 mm
Color	black
Delivery time	0-2 w.d.
Focus	autofocus
Korpusas
Construction
Weight	220 g
Product codes	10466KVG 41B965 85126941796 085126415655 0085126415655

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