
Key Features
- Sigma T2/T1.5 FF 7 Lens Kit
- For Canon EF-mount cameras
- 7 cinema lenses
- Manual focus and iris adjustment
- 180° focus ring rotation
- Clickless iris ring
- Industry standard 0.8 Mod gear pitch
- Scale markings in feet
- 9-blade diaphragm
- Dust- and splash-proof design
- Swappable front mount
- Lens support foot included
- Case included
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The Sigma T2/T1.5 FF 7 Lens Kit contains high-quality cinema lenses ranging from wide-angle to telephoto. It includes 14, 20, 24, 35, 50, 85, and 135mm lenses. All these lenses can work with Canon EF-mount cameras. The lenses cover an image circle of Super 35mm-size sensors. They have individual focus and iris rings and Imperial scale markings. These rings are ergonomically placed to let you configure the settings with ease. The focus rings have a continuous rotation up to 180°. You can turn the clickless iris ring to adjust the aperture during the recording. Also, the control rings have dampers to reduce the metallic noise that occurs when the rings reach the end. All the lenses have a 9-blade diaphragm that offers the pleasant film-like bokeh in the background. The fast aperture of these lenses ensures bright results when shooting in low light on a base ISO. The 0.8 Mod gear pitch makes these lenses compatible with various cinema equipment. With the 95mm front diameter, you can fit different matte boxes. These Sigma cine lenses have an all-metal body with dust- and splash-proof sealing. A carry case is also provided with the lens kit.
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lens specification
| Lens Min. Focus Distance | 14mm: 11" (0.276 m); 20mm: 11" (0.276 m); 24mm: 10" (0.25 m); 35mm: 1' (0.3 m); 50mm: 1.3' (0.4 m); 85mm: 2.8' (0.85 m); 135mm: 2.9' (0.875 m) |
| Lens Filter Size | 14mm: N/A; 20mm: N/A; 24mm: 82 mm; 35mm: 82 mm; 50mm: 82 mm; 85mm: 86 mm; 135mm: 86 mm |
| Minimum Aperture | 14mm: T16; 20mm: T16; 24mm: T16; 35mm: T16; 50mm: T16; 85mm: T16; 135mm: T16 |
| Length | 14mm: 4.7" (119.5 mm); 20mm: 4.6" (118 mm); 24mm: 3.7" (95 mm); 35mm: 3.7" (95 mm); 50mm: 4" (102 mm); 85mm: 5.3" (134.5 mm); 135mm: 4.5" (114.9 mm) |
| Weight | 14mm: 3.2 lb (1430g); 20mm: 2.9 lb (1335 g); 24mm: 2.5 lb (1125 g); 35mm: 2.5 lb (1135 g); 50mm: 2.9 lb (1295 g); 85mm: 3.3 lb (1475 g); 135mm: 3.3 lb (1505 g) |
| Maximum Aperture | 14mm: T2; 20mm: T1.5; 24mm: T1.5; 35mm: T1.5; 50mm: T1.5; 85mm: T1.5; 135mm: T2 |
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| Focal Length | 14mm; 20mm; 24mm; 35mm; 50mm; 85mm; 135mm |
detailed specifications
| Material | Metal, glass |
physical specifications
| Color | Black |
camera attributes
| Lens Mount | Canon EF |
- Sigma T2/T1.5 FF 7 Lens Kit with Case (Canon EF)
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