
Key Features
- Sigma T2/T1.5 FF 7 Lens Kit
- For Sony E-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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overview
The Sigma T2/T1.5 FF 7 Lens Kit includes seven fast prime lenses. It contains 14, 20, 24, 35, 50, 85, and 135mm lenses. All these lenses are manufactured for Sony E-mount mirrorless cameras. They have independent control rings for focus and iris adjustment. These rings have built-in dampeners at the endpoint to reduce the unwanted metallic noise. Also, the clickless iris ring remains silent when adjusting the T-stop value. All lenses sport a 9-blade diaphragm that produces smooth bokeh quality. Their fast aperture also supports the low-light shooting. The rings have a 0.8 module gear pitch to allow the use of a follow focus unit. You may fit matte boxes or lens motors to the 95mm front diameter. These lenses have an all-metal body that is resistant to dust and moisture. The provided carry case ensures convenient transportation. It has soft foam inlays to fit the lenses, while the padlock inserts offer additional security.
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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: 82mm; 35mm: 82mm; 50mm: 82mm; 85mm: 86mm; 135mm: 82mm |
| 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; 50mm; 85mm; 135mm |
detailed specifications
| Material | Metal, glass |
physical specifications
| Color | Black |
- Sigma T2/T1.5 FF 7 Lens Kit with Case (Sony E)
- 14mm T2 FF High-Speed Prime (Sony E)
- 20mm T1.5 FF High-Speed Prime (Sony E)
- 24mm T1.5 FF High-Speed Prime (Sony E)
- 35mm T1.5 FF High-Speed Prime (Sony E)
- 50mm T1.5 FF High-Speed Prime (Sony E)
- 85mm T1.5 FF High-Speed Prime (Sony E)
- 135mm T2 FF High-Speed Prime (Sony E)
- PMC-002 Hard Case
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