Sigma 18-35mm T2 and 50-100mm T2 Fully Luminous Lenses with Case (Sony E)


Key Features
- Sigma 18–35mm and 50–100mm T2 Fully Luminous Lenses
- For Sony E-mount cameras
- Zoom lens
- Manual and zoom Focus
- 180° focus ring rotation
- 160° zoom ring rotation
- 60° iris ring rotation
- Industry standard 0.8 Mod gears
- Luminous feet scale markings
- 9-blade diaphragm
- Dust- and splash-proof design
- Carrying case included
Overview
The Sigma 18–35mm and 50–100mm T2 Fully Luminous Lenses offer high-power optical performance. These lenses come with a carrying case. Intended for Sony-mount cameras, the lenses allow you to adjust the focus, zoom, and iris manually even in low light by referencing the luminous feet scales. Each control ring has dampeners that keep the metallic noise down when the rings reach the end. The rings also have 0.8 Mode gears to allow the use of professional accessories such as a follow focus unit. Employ the focus racking technique within distant focus points by turning the focus ring up to 180°. You can also switch from a long to a close-up shot by turning the zoom ring by 160°. The 9-blade diaphragm produces a cinematic blur in medium to close-up scenes. Also, the maximum T-stop value of 2 lets more light enter the lens to brighten the imagery when working in low light. Both the lenses fit a variety of matte boxes on their 95mm front diameter. They also accept 82mm filters on their fore thread. The full metal construction with dust and moisture-resistant sealing ensures durability. Additionally, the included case keeps the lenses safe from impacts and bumps.
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lens
| Focal Length | 18-35mm; 50-100mm |
lens specification
| Maximum Aperture | T2 |
camera attributes
| Lens Mount | Sony E |
physical specifications
| Color | Black |
- Sigma 18-35mm T2 and 50-100mm T2 Fully Luminous Lenses with Case (Sony E)
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