Sigma officially announces the 105 1.4, and the 70mm Macro Art lenses
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Sigma officially announces the 105 1.4, and the 70mm Macro Art lenses

Introducing the “bokeh master”

—featuring incredible resolution and designed for full-frame sensors,

this is the longest focal length of the Art line’s F1.4 lenses

Since introducing its first SIGMA Global Vision F1.4 lens in 2012, the 35mm F1.4 DG HSM | Art, SIGMA has been adding wide-aperture F1.4 options to the lineup. SIGMA has designed all of these lenses to offer minimal optical aberration and deliver incredible resolution and stunning contrast. The SIGMA 105mm F1.4 DG HSM | Art has earned its place as the flagship of the F1.4 Art line lenses, prioritizing image quality above all to fulfill the promise of the line, delivering truly amazing optical performance.

Stunning resolution and clarity for a breathtaking visual experience

—a razor-sharp macro lens joins the Art line

The new SIGMA 70mm F2.8 DG MACRO | Art lens is designed to prioritize optical performance. In the standard to mid-telephoto range, it delivers stunning resolution and incredible clarity that greatly exceed expectations for a macro lens. Photography enthusiasts will recall a certain legendary, razor-sharp macro lens—the SIGMA MACRO 70mm F2.8 EX DG—and be glad to learn it is available in a new form, updated with outstanding Art line quality.

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