Sigma 18-35mm T2 and 50-100mm T2 Fully Lum. Lenses w/Case (Sony E, Metric)


Key Features
- Sigma 18–35mm T2 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 Metric scale markings
- 9-blade diaphragm
- Dust- and splash-proof design
- Carrying case included
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Overview
The Sigma 18–35mm T2 and 50–100mm T2 Fully Luminous Lenses are designed for delivering highly accurate optical performance with Sony E-mount cameras. These lenses allow you to adjust the focus, zoom, and iris manually by referencing the luminous Metric scale markings printed on both sides. Each control ring has a dampener that keeps the metallic noise down when the ring reaches the end. The rings also have 0.8 Mode gears to enable the use of professional accessories such as a follow focus unit. The 9-blade diaphragm produces the classic cinema blur in your medium to close-up scenes. Also, the fast T-stop value of 2 lets more light enter the lens to reach the camera sensor. Both the lenses accept 82mm filters on their front threads. The lenses have a metal construction with dust- and moisture-resistant sealing. Additionally, the included case keeps the lenses safe from impacts and bumps during transportation.
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physical specifications
| Color | Black |
detailed specifications
| Other Features | Fully Luminous |
lens specification
| Lens Filter Size | 82mm |
| Maximum Aperture | T2.0 |
| Minimum Aperture | T16 |
lens
| Focal Length | 18-35mm; 50-100mm |
camera attributes
| Lens Mount | Sony E, Metric |
- Sigma 18-35mm T2 and 50-100mm T2 Fully Lum. Lenses w/Case (Sony E, Metric)
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