Key details

Make

Sony

Type

Camera Lenses

Model

sigma 16mm f1.4

Condition

Brand New

Lens Type

Prime Lens

Lens Elements

Super UD / UD Element

Autofocus Type

Hybrid (AF/MF Switchable)

Compatible Mount

Sony E Mount

Diaphragm Blades

11 Blades

Maximum Aperture

f/1.4

Filter Thread Size

67 mm

Image Stabilization

Yes (In-Body / Electronic)

Included Accessories

Front Cap, Lens Hood

Maximum Focus Length

16

Minimum Focus Length

16

Lens Format Compatibility

APS-C / DX

Minimum Focusing Distance

16

Sigma 16mm F1.4 DC DN for Sony E-Mount Highlights

• Wide Aperture Lens — This lens features a wide f/1.4 aperture, allowing for excellent low-light performance and shallow depth of field for beautiful bokeh effects.
• Excellent Image Quality — Known for its sharpness and clarity, this lens delivers high-quality images with minimal distortion and chromatic aberration.
• Durable Build Quality — Constructed with robust materials, this lens is designed to withstand regular use and various shooting conditions.
• Versatile Focal Length — The 16mm focal length is ideal for a range of photography, including landscapes, street photography, and environmental portraits.
• Fast Autofocus — Equipped with a capable autofocus motor, it provides quick and accurate focusing, ensuring you don't miss the shot.

Description

• This Sigma 16mm f/1.4 DC DN Contemporary lens offers a wide 24mm equivalent field of view on Sony APS-C mirrorless cameras, ideal for landscapes and street photography. • The bright f/1.4 aperture excels in low light and creates beautiful background blur (bokeh) with its 9 rounded diaphragm blades. • Optical construction features 16 elements in 13 groups, including SLD and aspherical elements for sharpness and aberration control. • A fast, quiet stepping motor ensures smooth and precise autofocus, suitable for both still images and video recording. • Built with a dust- and splash-resistant structure, it weighs 405g and uses a 67mm filter thread. • Note: This lens does not have built-in image stabilization; it relies on the camera body's stabilization.

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