Sigma 65mm F2 DG Contemporary L-Mount (Silver)

Code: 6638AVX

Manufacturer code: 3S3969

Sigma 65mm F2 DG Contemporary L-Mount (Silver) - unique portrait length prime lens. All-metal construction, fast maximum aperture of F2, manual aperture ring, high-speed, accurate autofocus, magnetic lens cap and metal lens hood, mount with dust and splash-resistant structure, designed to minimize flare and ghosting, compatible with Lens Aberration Correction* (*Function available on supported cameras only. Available corrections / functionality may vary depending on camera model). Made in Japan.

NEW STANDARDS OF OPTICAL PERFORMANCE FOR THE CONTEMPORARY LINE

The 65mm F2 DG Contemporary brings to the table the highest level of optical performance at a maximum aperture of F2 with a lens body of a size that matches a mirrorless system. Axial chromatic aberration, which tends to be noticeable with medium and telephoto lenses and cannot be effectively reduced in-camera, is corrected thoroughly with the use of SLD glass, allowing it to capture sharp details. A pair of glass-molded aspherical lenses is used to correct spherical and comatic aberration, as well as astigmatism, while also helping make the lens configuration smaller in size. A combination of the latest optical design with advanced processing technology that brings life to the former gives the 65mm F2 DG Contemporary its excellent optical performance as well as compact size. In addition to the beautiful bokeh effect thanks to the control of spherical aberration, the reduced vignetting effects help curb lemon-shaped or swirly bokeh and give photographers greater control over the out of focus areas of their images. On top of it all, the Sigma-standard anti-ghosting and anti-flare technology ensures high-end performance in backlit conditions.

USE OF MULTIPLE HIGH-PRECISION ASPHERICAL GLASS MOLDED LENSES

The surface of molds for glass molding, which is a process that forms optical components by pressing glass materials at high temperatures, requires ultra-high precision. Sigma uses high-precision molds whose surfaces are controlled with an accuracy of ±5 nanometers (0.000005 mm) or smaller. High precision aspherical glass molded lenses archives both good aberration correction and compact lens size.

SPECIFICATIONS

Angle of view: Standard
Lens Mount: L-Mount

Focal legth: 65 mm
Sensor Size: Full Frame
Construction: 12 elements in 9 groups
Angle of view: 36.8°
Number of diaphragm blades: 9 (rounded diaphragm)

Maximum aperture: F2
Minimum aperture: F22
Minimum focusing distance: 55 cm
Maximum magnification ratio: 1:6.8
Filter diameter: 62 mm
Dimensions (diameter x length): ⌀ 72mm x 74.7mm

Weight: 405 g

Supplied Accessories: Lens Hood LH656-06S, Magnetic Metal Lens Cap LCF58-02 MS, Front Cap LCF-58 IV, Rear Cap LCR III

Max Aperture 2 F

Min aperture 22 F

Focal length Movie 65 mm

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Producer(?) Link to the official manufacturer website	Sigma
Type
Max Aperture	2 F
Min aperture	22 F
Focal length Movie	65 mm
Diagonal Angle of View	36.8 °
Minimum Focus	55 cm
Stabilization
Размер кадра
Filter size	62 mm
Diameter	72 mm
Lens Shade	LH656-06S
Warranty	24 months
Dimensions (length)	74.7 mm
Color	silver
Weight	405 g
Product codes	6638AVX 3S3969 085126942038

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