Sigma 30mm F1.4 DC DN Contemporary Lens for Sony E Mount Mirrorless Camera Bundle
Description
Lighter and Brighter or F1.4 Never Looked So GoodThe Sigma 30mm 1.4 DC DN Contemporary is a high performance prime with a large aperture of F1.4 designed for APS-C Sony E mount Mirrorless cameras. The Contemporary line is part of Sigma Global Vision and is the perfect blend of image quality and compact size. The large aperture is great for lowlight and for creating depth of field and its small size makes it highly portable. A stepping ring motor provides fast and accurate autofocus and is highly useful for video work. It is constructed with nine rounded aperture blades. Like all SGV lenses, each lens is hand crafted in our single factory in Aizu Japan, individually inspected before shipping and work with the Sigma USB Dock to update firmware and focus calibrate.FEATURES:First F1.4 for MFT/SONY-E SystemContemporary compactness, Art line Image QualityAccessories Included: Lens Hood, Rear and Front CapSPECIFICATIONS:Lens Construction- 9 Elements in 7 GroupsAngle of View- 50.7 degreesNumber of Diaphragm Blades- 9 (Rounded)Minimum Aperture- f16Minimum Focusing Distance- 11.8 inFilter Size (mm)- 52mmMaximum Magnifications- 1:7Dimensions (Diameter x Length)- 2.6 in x 2.9 inWeight- 9.3 ozCorresponding Mount- Sony E-mountA new large-aperture F1.4 mid tele lens from the Contemporary lineThis lens completes the Sigma large aperture series of portable wide-angle, standard, and telephoto prime lenses. Featuring compact design, light weight and outstanding image quality offered in Sigma’s Contemporary line, this lens stuns with a beautiful bokeh effect and the amount of brightness expected from F1.4 lenses even in the mid-telephoto range for cropped sensor cameras. In addition, this lens is characterized by smooth and quiet autofocus ideal for video shooting. Compatible with the Sony E mount Fast Hybrid AF, it also achieves precise AF tracking. By using the face recognition or eye AF functions of the camera, focus will continuously be on the face or the eye even if the subject moves during the shoot.
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