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Michael Dioguardi
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Michael Dioguardi is a writer, heavy music enthusiast, and fan of all things fantastical. Born and raised on Long Island, Mike likes traveling and trying new things, which can be seen as he takes his first steps into photography alongside his various roles at SIGMA.

SIGMA 2024 “Gear in Review” – A Year of Exciting New Lenses

In 2024, SIGMA introduced an array of innovative lenses, including the compact 500mm F5.6 DG DN OS | Sports and the versatile 28-105mm F2.8 DG DN | Art. In addition, expanded Canon RF Mount offerings give photographers even more options for the new year. Take a look at the full year’s worth of new lenses from SIGMA!

Q&A with SIGMA CEO Kazuto Yamaki at SIGMA America’s Open House

SIGMA CEO Kazuto Yamaki sits down with cinematographer Graham Sheldon for an interview to discuss the creation of the new 28-45mm F1.8 DG DN | Art lens, SIGMA’s place in the cinema equipment industry, and more. Recorded at the SIGMA America open house in Burbank, CA.

DIY Concert Photography with SIGMA’s 23mm and 56mm F1.4 DC DN Contemporary Lenses

Learning photography is more than theories, specs and settings. Nothing beats putting a camera in your hand, getting out there, and clicking that shutter button to really jump start the learning pr. Join SIGMA’s own Michael Dioguardi as he ventures into the world of concert photography for the first time, along with his 23mm and 56mm F1.4 DC DN | Contemporary lenses.

SIGMA 2023 “Gear in Review”

SIGMA’s designers, engineers and production line were in full swing in 2023, introducing 12 different lenses over the course of the year! Take a look at the latest SIGMA gear and find out which new lenses made headlines in 2023 – and which ones might just find a new home on your mirrorless camera.

A Joyful Pandemonium: The Punk-Infused Photography Journey of SIGMA’s Own Mike Hill

Photography means something different for everyone who picks up a camera. For SIGMA tech rep Mike Hill, the art is rooted in his love for music and his wild times spent capturing the Las Vegas punk scene during the early 90s, culminating in a photo exhibition at the reborn Huntridge Theater.