Three new Sigma lenses: 35mm f/1.2 / 135mm f/1.4 / 20–200mm f/3.5–6.3

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Sigma expands its portfolio with three fast and versatile lenses:

• Sigma 35mm f/1.2 DG II Art: extremely fast wide-angle prime lens,
• Sigma 135mm f/1.4 DG Art: high-resolution portrait telephoto lens
• Sigma 20–200mm f/3.5–6.3 DG Contemporary: compact travel zoom with a large focal length range.

All three lenses are designed for full-frame cameras and are available for L-mount and Sony E-mount connections. They can also be used on APS-C cameras with the appropriate crop factor.

All lenses are available for pre-order (L-Mount versions):

• 35mm f/1.2 (1549 $ at B&H)
• 135mm f/1.4 (1899 $ at B&H)
• 20–200mm f/3.5–6.3 (999 $ at B&H)

Sigma 35mm f/1.2 DG II Art

• For full-frame (L-mount, Sony E-mount)
• Wide-angle fixed focal length with high light intensity f/1.2–16
• HLA autofocus motor for fast focusing
• 11-blade rounded diaphragm
• Aperture ring, focus mode switch
• 4 aspherical elements, 1 SLD element
• Minimum focusing distance: 28 cm
• Dust and splash proof, water and oil repellent coating

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Sigma 135mm f/1.4 DG Art

• For full-frame (L-mount, Sony E-mount)
• Fast portrait prime lens f/1.4–16
• HLA autofocus motor for fast focusing
• 13-blade rounded diaphragm
• Aperture ring, focus mode switch
• 2 aspherical elements, 4 FLD elements
• Minimum focusing distance: 110 cm
• Dust- and splash-proof, water- and oil-repellent coating
• Removable Arca-compatible tripod collar

Sigma 20–200mm f/3.5–6.3 DG Contemporary

• For full-frame (L-mount, Sony E-mount)
• Compact zoom from wide angle to telephoto f/3.5–6.3
• HLA autofocus motor for fast focusing
• 13-blade circular aperture
• Zoom lock, focus mode switch
• 4 aspherical elements, 1 FLD element, 3 SLD elements
• Minimum focus distance: 25–65 cm
• Dust and splash resistant, water and oil repellent coating

[Archiver]

Sigma are absolutely killing it with lenses these days. That 20-200mm would be all the lens many people need, along with a fast prime for low light situations. Imagine this with a Panasonic S5 or similar compact full frame camera for travel, or a Leica SL variant if you're feeling indulgent. Assuming the image quality and autofocus are good, I could quite easily use it for outdoor sports reportage, along with a long tele zoom on a second body.

The new 35/1.2 is about the same weight as the APO Summicron 35 SL, and less than the Sigma 24-70mm v2. So if a person can carry the 24-70, they can carry the new 35.

I'm not the target market for the 135mm f1.4, but it's very likely a stellar lens, if it's in line with Sigma's other long primes like the 85/1.4 and 105/1.4.

[jaapv]

Interesting; a Contemporary lens with weather sealing 😀