First Look: SIGMA F1.4 DC DN Prime Lenses for Canon RF Mount
Travel the Alps with SIGMA’s Lightweight 18-50mm & 10-18mm Zoom Lenses
Feature Length Wildlife Conservation Documentary Filmed with SIGMA Lenses
Under the Stars with the SIGMA 15mm F1.4 DG DN Diagonal Fisheye Art Lens
Capturing Cosplay with the Versatile SIGMA 24-70mm F2.8 DG DN II Art Lens
SIGMA Cine Lenses Used in Filming of Blumhouse Horror Comedy “Totally Killer”
LATEST NEWS
First Look: SIGMA F1.4 DC DN Prime Lenses for Canon RF Mount
SIGMA has introduced 4 additions to its growing selection of lenses for Canon RF Mount. The 16mm, 23mm, 30mm and 56mm F1.4 DC DN | Contemporary prime lenses are coming to the Canon EOS R System, offering high-quality, fast-aperture options for users of APS-C cameras like the Canon EOS R7, R50, R10 and R100.
Travel the Alps with SIGMA’s Lightweight 18-50mm & 10-18mm Zoom Lenses
Gearing up for travel photography often comes down to one thing – how much do you want to carry? When hiking through the Alps, photographer Jillian Lenser opted for a lightweight kit to capture her journey, including the SIGMA 10-18mm and 18-50mm F2.8 DC DN | Contemporary lenses mounted on a compact Sony mirrorless camera.
Feature Length Wildlife Conservation Documentary Filmed with SIGMA Lenses
Escape from Extinction: Rewilding is a powerful nature documentary narrated by Meryl Streep, which was partially filmed on location in Africa with a variety of SIGMA zoom lenses. In the film, global wildlife experts fight to save Earth’s most beloved animals from mass extinction and environmental collapse – armed with a radical new approach to conservation called “rewilding” that aims to restore entire ecosystems.
Under the Stars with the SIGMA 15mm F1.4 DG DN Diagonal Fisheye Art Lens
While night sky photographers often choose more traditional rectilinear lenses for their work, fisheye lenses offer a unique, exceptionally wide angle of view that can result in truly special images. Astrophotographer Babak Tafreshi put the SIGMA 15mm F1.4 DG DN Diagonal Fisheye | Art lens to the test under the stars to see how it performs.
Capturing Cosplay with the Versatile SIGMA 24-70mm F2.8 DG DN II Art Lens
Cosplay is fun and all, but without photography, all that hard work of getting into character – physically and emotionally – would be lost to time! Capturing those amazing costumes in images is a big part of the appeal, so it’s best to use a lens you can trust in any situation. To fully capture the people, places and excitement of each amazing personification, photographer Anabel DFlux shoots with the SIGMA 24-70mm F2.8 DG DN II | Art lens.
SIGMA Cine Lenses Used in Filming of Blumhouse Horror Comedy “Totally Killer”
SIGMA interviews Judd Overton, director of photography for Amazon Original movie “Totally Killer”, to discuss the stylish horror/comedy and how SIGMA Cine lenses were used in the production of the film.
Flexible, Fast and Beautifully Sharp: SIGMA 28-105mm F2.8 DG DN Art
While prime lenses are her bread and butter, portrait photographer Meg Loeks occasionally adds a zoom to her camera bag, but it needs to be something special. The SIGMA 28-105mm F2.8 DG DN | Art is just the kind of zoom lens that not only offers versatility, but the type of image quality that a professional like Meg requires to make her images truly memorable.
SIGMA Interviews “Prom Dates” Director of Photography Bradford Lipson
As more cinematographers find out about SIGMA Cine lenses, more large productions use them to tell their stories. The Hulu exclusive “Prom Dates” was filmed primarily with SIGMA Cine lenses, and in this detailed interview, Director of Photography Bradford Lipson discusses the film and his choice of SIGMA glass for this feature-length comedy.
Behind the Scenes: New D&D Show Filmed with SIGMA Lenses for Fujifilm X Mount
With limited space to work but tons of reactions to capture, Sagas of Sundry: Goblin Mode was filmed entirely with a set of compact Fujifilm mirrorless cameras and a selection of SIGMA lenses made specifically for X Mount. Get the behind-the-scenes scoop from director of photography Graham Ehlers Sheldon!
