On February 21, 2024, the Sigma 15mm 1:1.4 DG DN A Fisheye lens was announced.
Sigma 15mm 1:1.4 DG DN A Fisheye
Basic properties
- Lens from the line Sigma DG DN ART
- The first full-frame photo lens of the 15/1.4 Fisheye class
- For full frame mirrorless cameras with mount Sony E / FE и Leica l
- Relative Hole: 1: 1.4-1: 16
- Focal length: 15 mm, viewing angle 180 degrees (diagonal)
- Closest focusing distance: 38.5 centimeters
- Maximum magnification ratio 1: 16
- Optical design: 21 elements in 15 groups, 3 SLD, 4 FLD, 2 aspherical elements. Drawing.
- Focusing with HLA motor (High-Response Linear Actuator)
- Internal focus
- Aperture: 11 rounded blades
- Switch for clicks or smooth iris adjustment
- Aperture control ring
- AFL (Autofocus-Lock) button to stop autofocus, can be reprogrammed for other functions
- AF / MF focus mode switch
- MFL (Manual Focus Lock) - focus ring lock in manual focus mode
- Supports filters that are installed from the side of the rear lens
- Protected housing, protective coating of the front lens
- Removable tripod foot, Arca-Swiss
- Heating system support
- Weight: 1360 gram
- Price: about 2000 dollars
Appearance
All Sigma Art Lenses
The Sigma A (Sigma Art) lens range includes the following lenses:
DG
For full-frame cameras (series DG) with mount Nikon F, Canon EF, Sigma SA:
- Sigma 14 mm 1: 1.8 DG | A (Art), +L, +E, +Cine, 16/11, December 2017 [cost]
- Sigma 20 mm 1: 1.4 DG | A (Art), +L, +E, +Cine, 15/11, October 2015 [Price]
- Sigma 24 mm 1: 1.4 DG | A (Art), +L, +E, +Cine, 15/11, February 2015 [Price]
- Sigma 28 mm 1: 1.4 DG | A (Art), +L, +E, +Cine, 17/12, September 2018 [Price]
- Sigma 35 mm 1: 1.4 DG | A (Art), +L, +E, +A, +Pentax, +Cine, 13/11, November 2012 [Price]
- Sigma 40 mm 1: 1.4 DG | A (Art), +L, +E, +Cine, 16/12, September 2018 [Price]
- Sigma 50 mm 1: 1.4 DG | A (Art), +L, +E, +A, +Cine, 13/8, January 2014 [Price]
- Sigma 70 mm 1: 2.8 DG MACRO | | | A (Art), +L, +E, 13/10, February 2018 [Price]
- Sigma 85 mm 1: 1.4 DG | A (Art), +L, +E, +Cine, 14/12, September 2016 [Price]
- Sigma 105 mm 1: 1.4 DG | A (Art), +L, +E, +Cine, 17/12, February 2018 [Price]
- Sigma 135 mm 1: 1.8 DG | A (Art), +L, +E, +Cine, 13/10, March 2017 [Price]
- Sigma 12-24mm 1: 4 DG | A (Art), 16/11, November 2016
- Sigma 14-24mm 1: 2.8 DG | A (Art), 17/11, February 2018 [Price]
- Sigma 24-35mm 1: 2 DG | A (Art), +Cine, 18/13, January 2015 [Price]
- Sigma 24-70mm 1: 2.8 DG OS | | | A (Art), 19/14, February 2017 [Price]
- Sigma 24-105mm 1: 4 DG OS | | | A (Art), +A, 19/14, October 2013 [Cost]
DG DN
For full-frame mirrorless cameras (series DG DN) with bayonet Leica l и Sony E:
- Sigma 14 mm 1: 1.4 DG DN | A (Art), 19/15, June 2023
- Sigma 15 mm 1: 1.4 DG DN | A (Art) Fisheye, 21/15, February 2024
- Sigma 20 mm 1: 1.4 DG DN | A (Art), 17/15, August 2022 [Price]
- Sigma 24 mm 1: 1.4 DG DN | A (Art), 17/14, August 2022 [Price]
- Sigma 35 mm 1: 1.2 DG DN | A (Art), 17/12, July 2019 [Price]
- Sigma 35 mm 1: 1.4 DG DN | A (Art), 15/11, April 2021 [Price]
- Sigma 50 mm 1: 1.2 DG DN | A (Art), 17/12, March 2023
- Sigma 50 mm 1: 1.4 DG DN | A (Art), 14/11, February 2023 [Price]
- Sigma 85 mm 1: 1.4 DG DN | A (Art), 15/11, August 2020 [Price]
- Sigma 105 mm 1: 2.8 DG DN MACRO | A (ART), 12/7, October 2020 [Price]
- Sigma 14-24mm 1: 2.8 DG DN | A (Art), 18/13, July 2019 [Price]
- Sigma 24-70mm 1: 2.8 DG DN | A (Art), 19/15, November 2019 [Price]
- Sigma 24-70mm 1:2.8 DG DN II | A (Art), 19/15, May 2024
- Sigma 28-45mm 1: 1.8 DG DN | A (Art) +CINE, 18/15, June 2024
- Sigma 28-105mm 1: 2.8 DG DN | A (Art), 18/13, September 2024
DC
For cropped SLR cameras (series DC) with mount Nikon F, Canon EF, Sigma SA:
- Sigma 30 mm 1: 1.4 DC | A (Art) +Pentax, +A, 9/8 [1 ASP], January 2013 [Price]
- Sigma 18-35mm 1: 1.8 DC | A (Art) +Pentax, +A, +Cine, 17/12 [5 SLD, 4 ASP], April 2013 [Price]
- Sigma 50-100mm 1: 1.8 DC | A (Art) +Cine, 21/15 [4 SLD, 3 FLD, 1 HRI], February 2016 [Price]
DN
For cropped mirrorless cameras (series DN) for Micro 4/3 and Sony E:
- Sigma 19 mm 1:2.8DN | A (Art), black/silver, 8/6 [3 ASP], January 2013 [Price]
- Sigma 30 mm 1:2.8DN | A (Art), black/silver, 7/5 [2 ASP], January 2013
- Sigma 60 mm 1:2.8DN | A (Art), black/silve, 8/6 [1 ASP, 1 SLD], January 2013
Abbreviations:
- +L means that there is a version of the lens adapted to work on mirrorless cameras with a bayonet mount Leica l
- +E means that there is a version of the lens adapted to work on mirrorless cameras with a bayonet mount Sony E/Sony FE
- + Pentax means that there is a version of the lens with a Pentax K mount (rare)
- +A means that there is a version of the lens with Sony A mount (rarity)
- + Cine means that there is a version of the lens adapted for video shooting, usually CINE versions are released simultaneously for ARRI PL, Canon EF and Sony E
- black / silver - case available in black (black) and silver (silver)
- 19 / 15, 7 / 5 and similar designations indicate the number of optical elements and groups in the optical scheme of the lens
Additionally, you can look at all lenses SIGMA CONTEMPORARY (C) и all lenses SIGMA SPORT (S). Here here there is a short video about the rulers and markings of Sigma lenses.
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Material prepared Arkady Shapoval.
But why am I cheating 1.4?
obviously - astrophoto (for this purpose and the possibility of heating on cold nights)
No one in their right mind takes astrophotography outdoors, and the weight of the lens significantly limits the use of lightweight equatorial mounts.
If there is a reference to common sense, then
1. some people still shoot (remember how everyone rejoiced at the release of the mirror Sigma 20 1,4 in the days of the old Nikon D800, then combined photographs of the Milky Way using this combination and an open aperture were very popular)
2. when covered, it will/can be significantly better than other similar lenses. For example, at 2.8 he will be better than fish, who already has 2.8 and has the most open one there
3. focusing is simplified/improved (more light is better, especially for beginners)
4. those who are seriously involved in this have decent heads and mounts, and 1360 grams is quite a normal weight
5. This has never happened before, I wonder if handy photographers will be able to appreciate and apply the new luxurious capabilities of new photographic equipment? Often, when a new lens comes out with new capabilities (a combination of aperture and focal length), adherents of the old school begin to grumble. The first thing that comes to mind from the latter is Kenon 28-70/2 (which became super-successful) and Kenon 800/11 (which turned out to be significantly better than expected)
Lightweight lenses for lightweight mirrorless cameras! Bravo, Sigma! We fell a little short of 1,5 kg...
Where did they position mirrorless camera lenses to be lightweight? This expression only applies to some models.
Well, you must agree that the advertising of the mirrorless camera was carried out under the slogan “smaller, simpler and therefore lighter.” Of course, sensible people understand that advertising and reality are two very different things.
Perhaps it was for some crops. But this is more legend than truth
Is the DSLR version lighter? Where can I read about it?
The Sigma 15/1.4 FISHEYE lens for SLR cameras does not exist and will not exist.
Regarding the weight – approximate, “similar” Sigma 14mm 1: 1.8 DG A for SLR cameras it weighs just a little less.