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Sigma 85mm f1.4 DG DN Art lens for Sony FESigma 85mm f1.4 DG DN Art lens for Sony FE
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Sigma 85mm f1.4 DG DN Art lens for Sony FE
Lightweight & compact - A new perception of F1.4.  Beautiful rich bokeh effects - 11 blade rounded diaphragm.  Packed with a range of functionalities - Iris ring lock switch, Iris Ring Click Switch and Focus Mode Switch.  Dust and splash resistant structure - Water and oil repellent coating.  Super Multi-Layer Coating - Reduces flare and ghosting.  High-precision - Rugged brass bayonet mount.  Upgrading? Check our offer for your old gear

No stock in the UK. Please allow four weeks or more for delivery

£979.00 £929.00
Sigma 14-24mm f2.8 DG DN Art lens for Sony FESigma 14-24mm f2.8 DG DN Art lens for Sony FE
Sigma 14-24mm f2.8 DG DN Art lens for Sony FE
The definitive lens for astrophotography - Astonishing resolution.  Ultimate large diameter, wide angle zoom lens - Optimised for full frame Mirrorless.  Super multi-layer coating - Suppresses flare and ghosting.  The 11 blade rounded diaphragm - Creates an attractive blur in the out of focus areas of the image.  Rear filter holder - Equipped with a fall prevention lock for attaching sheet type rear filters.  Smooth, quiet and high speed AF - Supports Face/Eye Detection AF and video AF.  Upgrading? Check our offer for your old gear

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£1,319.00
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Sony E Mount Lenses For Sale

This lens fitting ewas launched with the original Sony NEX mirrorless camera in 2010.  The lenses were described as E mount to distinguish them from the lenses for the Sony Alpha DSLRs which adopted the 'A mount' designation. The NEX used an APS-C sized sensor, slightly smaller than the full frame size of a 35mm SLR, and often referred to as a crop sensor. Because the sensor is smaller, then lenses can be smaller as well.  A 50mm lens on a crop sensor camera produces the same image as a 75mm lens on a full-frame camera. 

The full-frame mirrorless Alpha 7, was introduced three years later using the same lens mount but with a new range of lenses to cover the larger image area.  An 'F' for full frame was added to the designation for these larger lenses.