Sigma 28mm f1.4 DG Art L-Mount customer return

Sigma 28mm f1.4 DG Art L-Mount Customer Return

The 28mm angle of view was widely used in the era of analog cameras and still has many fans today. To meet the wishes of many photographers who have expressed a strong interest in using the familiar 28mm angle of view in the quality of the Art product line, Sigma has developed the 28mm F1.4 DG HSM Art. This was based on the experience gained from the development of the previous Art F1.4 fixed focal length lens product line. This new classic wide-angle lens benefits from the latest design, materials and processing technologies.

The lens is equipped with two FLD glass elements (''F'' Low Dispersion) and three SLD glass elements (Special Low Dispersion). These three efficiently arranged aspherical lenses, including a large-diameter aspherical lens, ensure thorough correction of chromatic aberration, which is particularly common in wide-angle lenses. This enables high resolution across the entire sensor, while sagittal coma is fully corrected and distortion is reduced just as effectively. Exceptional performance is achieved in street photography as well as when shooting landscapes and night skies.

Dust and splash-proof construction

The lens is dust and splash proof and together with the water and oil repellent coating on the front element, it ensures exceptional performance even in extremely challenging shooting conditions. Thanks to the HSM (Hyper-Sonic Motor) with updated algorithm, the high-speed autofocus captures any subject movement without delay.

Brass bayonet

The lens is equipped with a solid and precise brass bayonet. The special treatment of the surface to increase strength enables long-lasting use.

Reflection and ghosting eliminating design

The Super Multi-Layer Coating (SML) prevents reflections and ghosting. This ensures sharp and high-contrast images across the entire Zoom range.

Round aperture

The almost round aperture consists of 11 aperture blades and ensures a very pleasant bokeh outside the focal plane of the image.