Sigma has just revealed a trio of new prime lenses, along with the pricing for its new Nikon APS-C lenses.
Sigma has just taken the wraps off several exciting new prime lenses for most of the major mirrorless camera systems, except Canon.
The big news for anyone who’s looking for a bright, affordable prime lens for street or portraiture are Sigma’s new Contemporary series lenses. The 17mm f/4 DG DN ($599 / £549) and 50mm f/2 DG DN ($639 / £619) are both full-frame lenses that are designed for Sony’s E-mount and the L-Mount favored by Panasonic and Leica cameras.
If you own a crop-sensor camera from Sony, Fujifilm or Panasonic, though, then the new 23mm f/1.4 DC DN ($549 / £449) could be for you. With a full-frame equivalent focal length of 35mm, it could be the ideal walkaround lens for street, family or portrait shooting, particularly if you often shoot in low light.
Nikon shooters haven’t been left out of the prime lens party, either. Sigma previously announced a trio of new APS-C Contemporary lenses for the Nikon Z system, and now it’s revealed the pricing and availability for the 16mm f/1.
