Why the Sigma 28-105mm F2.8 DG DN Art Has Earned a Permanent Place in My Bag
How 3 Sigma Lenses Shaped Our Creative Photography Project
The Powerful, One-of-a-Kind Sigma 300-600mm F4 DG OS Sports Lens
Exploring Tokyo with the Sigma BF Camera: A Closer Look at Life on Two Wheels
Sigma Aizu Primes: Modern Sharpness Meets Vintage Character on Four Unique Projects
Why B&W Loves Old Tokyo: Street Photography with the Sigma BF
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Why the Sigma 28-105mm F2.8 DG DN Art Has Earned a Permanent Place in My Bag
After a year of professional use, photographer Keydrin Franklin calls the Sigma 28-105mm F2.8 DG DN | Art one of the most versatile lenses in his kit. With reliable autofocus, exceptional image quality, and a flexible zoom range, it excels for both photography and video.
How 3 Sigma Lenses Shaped Our Creative Photography Project
Photographers and set designers Jada & David Parrish explore how three Sigma lenses transformed both their creative process and final images inside a small attic studio. The 15mm Fisheye emphasized scale and distortion, the versatile 28-105mm enabled multiple compositions from one set, and the 135mm delivered intimate, cinematic portraits with exceptional subject separation.
The Powerful, One-of-a-Kind Sigma 300-600mm F4 DG OS Sports Lens
Photographer Mike Carroll shares his experience with the Sigma 300-600mm F4 DG OS | Sports, a lens with an unmatched combination of zoom versatility, constant F4 aperture, sharpness, autofocus performance, and handheld usability. From wildlife to moon photography, it’s a compelling alternative to traditional 600mm prime lenses.
Exploring Tokyo with the Sigma BF Camera: A Closer Look at Life on Two Wheels
Tokyo’s rhythm isn’t just trains and neon — it’s the humble bicycle weaving through everyday life.
The perfect camera to capture these scenes is none other than the Sigma BF. Its minimal interface stays out of the way, allowing you to focus on light, texture, composition, and color. For street photography and everyday snapshots, the BF paired with a Sigma I series prime lens is an ideal combination.
Sigma Aizu Primes: Modern Sharpness Meets Vintage Character on Four Unique Projects
Director Dmitriy Usov uses the large-format Sigma Aizu Prime lenses across four unique projects, achieving cinematic imagery that balances modern sharpness and vintage character.
Why B&W Loves Old Tokyo: Street Photography with the Sigma BF
Sigma Ambassador Naga Endo explores photographing old Tokyo in black and white using the Sigma BF and 35mm F2 DG I Contemporary lens. With a single perspective, quiet alleys, worn details, and fleeting scenes become nostalgic records of a city constantly changing and disappearing.
From Mars to the Stars: Atacama with the Sigma 15mm F1.4 DC Contemporary
Testing the Sigma 15mm F1.4 DC | Contemporary lens in Chile’s Cordillera de la Sal, photographer Pato Oses highlights its compact, lightweight design and exceptional low-light performance. With superb sharpness, pleasing bokeh, and outstanding astrophotography capabilities, it excels for travel, outdoor adventures, and night-sky shooting.
Wild and Wonderful: Sigma 15mm F1.4 DC Contemporary
Family photographer Leonie Ebbert shares her passion for authentic family photo sessions, capturing children as they truly are — wild, curious, and full of life. Using the Sigma 15mm F1.4 DC | Contemporary, she documents everyday moments with intimacy and emotional depth.
Wandering Between Lines and Light: Sigma 15mm F1.4 DC Contemporary
Exploring with the Sigma 15mm F1.4 DC | Contemporary in modern Helsinki, Kristo Vedenoja photographs the University Library and metro system to highlight architecture’s depth, scale, and movement. From luminous atriums to low-light tunnels, the compact wide-angle lens delivers sharpness, versatility, and creative freedom.