Sigma lenses

Sigma’s lens ranges

• Art – Sigma’s flagship range: fast prime and zoom lenses, such as the 35 mm f/1.4 and 14–24 mm f/2.8. Maximum sharpness for portraits, landscapes, weddings and video.
• Contemporary – compact and lightweight lenses that strike a balance between price, size and image quality. Favourites include, for example, the 18–50 mm f/2.8 and the 16 mm, 30 mm and 56 mm f/1.4 lenses for APS-C cameras, as well as the small, metal-bodied fixed lenses from the I-series.
• Sports – telephoto zoom lenses and telephoto lenses for sports, nature and bird photography, such as the 70–200 mm f/2.8 and the 150–600 mm.

What do the symbols mean?

• DG – for full-frame cameras (also works with APS-C bodies)
• DC – For cameras with APS-C sensors
• DN – designed for mirrorless cameras
• HSM – ultrasonic motor, found in the lenses of mirrorless cameras
• OS – the lens has an image stabiliser

Sigma lenses for various camera systems

The DG DN and DC DN lenses, designed for Sigma’s mirrorless cameras, are available Sony E- and For L-bracket mounting, and an increasing number of models as well Fujifilm X-, Canon RF- and Nikon Z -mounts. Select your mount from the product page – availability varies by model. There is also a wide range of Canon EF and Nikon F lenses for DSLR cameras available second-hand.

Second-hand Sigma lenses

Sigma lenses are an excellent choice, even when bought second-hand. We inspect every lens, and all our second-hand products come with a minimum 90-day warranty and a 30-day return policy. See used lenses.