Sigma 65mm F2 DG [Contemporary] black Sony E

Code: 08548KVG

Manufacturer code: 3B3965

The SIGMA I series introduces compact, beautifully designed, high-performance optics for mirrorless camera systems. In its first collection, SIGMA introduces a high-spec, daily use lens to the Contemporary lens line-up, which combines excellent resolving power with a small body that is perfectly weighted for mirrorless systems.

Long supported among photography lovers and even used for shooting films, a 65mm lens allows a slightly more compressed perspective than standard lenses, opening up a variety of creative approaches for both photography and film-making.

The ultra-sharp 65mm F2 DG Contemporary can capture extremely fine detail even wide open at its maximum aperture of F2, and produces large and round bokeh.

Furthermore, its all-metal body, which is a feature across all I series lenses, and the design with great care paid on the touch and even how delightful the sound made during operation is will make the lens a joy to use and own.

Max Aperture 2 F

Focal length Movie 65 mm

Image stabilization No

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General
Producer(?) Link to the official manufacturer website	Sigma
Type
Max Aperture	2 F
Focal length Movie	65 mm
Image stabilization	No
Stabilization
Размер кадра
Warranty	24 months
Delivery time	0-2 w.d.
Weight	405 g
Mounting Type	Sony E
Product codes	08548KVG 3B3965 085126941864 85126353650 085126353650 200000115390

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