Sigma Announces 85mm F1.2 Art and 20 to 60mm F2.8 to F4 Lens Pricing

Sigma Announces 85mm F1.2 Art and 20 to 60mm F2.8 to F4 Lens Pricing
Sigma 85mm F1.2 Art Prioritizes Speed and Reduced Bulk

Sigma has announced official regional pricing for 2 new full frame mirrorless lenses built for Sony E mount and Leica L mount camera systems. The lineup includes the fast 85mm F1.2 Art prime priced at 9388 CNY and the compact 20 to 60mm F2.8 to F4 zoom lens at 4999 CNY. Both models focus on delivering high optical clarity while keeping physical weight lower than competing alternatives.

The 85mm F1.2 DG DN Art stands as the third entry in the high aperture prime lineup from Sigma, joining the existing 35mm and 50mm F1.2 options. Inside the barrel sits an optical structure of 15 elements arranged across 13 groups, containing 2 SLD elements and 3 aspherical elements. A 13 blade rounded aperture diaphragm helps maintain smooth background blur even when shooting with smaller apertures.

Weight reduction is the primary engineering highlight here. The L mount version weighs approximately 905 grams, making it lighter than previous DSLR models and rival F1.2 options on the market. Autofocus relies on dual HLA linear motors for fast and quiet subject tracking. The lens barrel includes 2 AFL buttons, an aperture ring with a dedicated lock switch, and a declick switch designed specifically for video creators who need smooth exposure transitions.

Sigma Announces 85mm F1.2 Art and 20 to 60mm F2.8 to F4 Lens Pricing
Compact 20 to 60mm Zoom Features Macro Capabilities

For photographers needing an everyday zoom, the 20 to 60mm F2.8 to F4 DG Contemporary offers a lightweight build weighing only 385 grams on the L mount. The maximum aperture changes across the focal range, providing F2.8 from 20 to 22mm, F3.2 from 23 to 28mm, F3.5 from 29 to 37mm, and F4 from 38 to 60mm. The front filter thread measures 67 millimeters, keeping filter accessories affordable and compact.

Close up focus capability is a standout feature for this zoom. At the 28mm focal length the lens can focus at a distance of 15.8 centimeters, reaching a maximum magnification ratio of 1:2.3 at 35mm and 1:2.9 at the 60mm end. It uses 1 HLA linear motor for autofocus and features a clean exterior barrel without extra buttons. Both new lenses include dust and splash resistant construction alongside water and oil repellent coatings on the front glass element.

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