SIGMA announces their 90mm F2.8 DG DN Contemporary in India. The maker says that it would join the four existing I series primes as well as the all-new 24mm F2, which offer great optical performance, a bright F2.8 aperture, an all-metal build and a manual aperture ring.
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Sigma says that they are designed especially for mirrorless systems it feels well-balanced on modern full-frame bodies and boasts exceptional resolving power that can keep up with the latest ultra-high-resolution cameras. It comes with full-frame-compatible lenses that offer mirrorless users a new and better alternative, both in the experience of shooting with the lens and in the impressive results it is able to achieve.
The maker says that the 90mm optic is designed to be perfectly matched to these more compact systems too. The brand claims that it offers a combination of optical quality with exceptional portability, but it is previously possible with DSLR systems.
It even comes with a focusing distance of 50cm and a maximum magnification ratio of 1:5, close-up macro-style photography is possible. The lens highlights the subject, allowing photographers to focus in on fine details or create more abstract compositions. The AF drive system incorporates a quiet, high-speed stepping motor, making it suitable for still images as well as video recording.
The brand has also revealed that this new lens shares the same φ64mm maximum diameter and 55mm filter size as the 24mm F3.5 DG DN | Contemporary and the 45mm F2.8 DG DN | Contemporary, making them a natural trio, especially for filmmakers who use filters more regularly. It comes with a combined weight of only 735grams / 25.9oz.※, these three lenses (wide-angle, standard, mid-telephoto) can be used in tandem as part of a high-spec and compact camera system that covers a wide range of shooting situations too.
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