Sigma has announced two new CINE LENS ranges, including the "FF Classic Prime Line", shown above, as well as the "Art Prime" range. You will receive a verification email shortly. This is particularly suitable for the latest forms of filmmaking, such as VFX, that call for detailed shooting data. Designed for industry camera mount systems including Canon, Nikon, Olympus, Sony and Sigma, each lens is handcrafted and tested in Japan to ensure a high-performance, premium product that is purpose-built to last. The Classic Art Prime Line has also implemented newly developed coatings on the glass elements and offers consistent T value across the lineup (14mm and 135mm at T3.2 and the rest of the lenses at T2.5), greatly contributing to the effective workflow in post-production. From September 13th to 17th, SIGMA is going to display this new product at the IBC 2019 in Amsterdam, Netherlands. The Classics are not just a set of Sigma Cines with the front element coating taken off to introduce a tiny bit of flare and a tiny bit of ghosting. A special coating is implemented on the front and rear elements so that the lens durability is ensured as with all other cine lenses from SIGMA.

All we know is that they will be officially announced at IBC in September. Lens flares, ghosts, bokeh, and other imperfections resolve in the highest resolution for the body. By using an /i Technology-compatible cine lens with a cine camera that supports the same protocol, users can see and record lens metadata such as focus distance, focal length, and aperture. As with all other lenses from the FF High Speed Prime Line, it creates beautiful bokeh effects to improve creativity. As a result of the modified coating formula, contrast is dramatically reduced, creating an organic in-lens softness without sacrificing detail. A setup like Sigma is offering today would’ve costs 2 to 3x that, at a minimum.

Visit our corporate site. The range will extend to the 10 full-frame cine Art primes, which extend from 14mm up to 135mm. Here’s a short promo film shot by DoP Timur Civan using the new Classic Art Cine Primes: eval(ez_write_tag([[300,250],'4kshooters_net-banner-1','ezslot_5',145,'0','0']));The Classic lineup also retains the high resolution capability that Sigma Cine lenses are well known for, and offers a unique combination of low contrast and artistic flare/ghost in the image. Before lens kits like this shipped, cinema photographers would remove the coatings themselves. Amazon US, Let us know in the comments section below.

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Support this site by making a Donation, purchasing Plus Membership, or shopping with one of our affiliates: It will be sold only as a set of 10 primes. Forming the landmark L-Mount alliance alongside Leica and Panasonic in 2018, SIGMA continues its storied tradition of imaging excellence through groundbreaking innovations such as the all new native L-mount Sigma fp full-frame mirrorless digital camera announced in July 2019. Lenses that are said to create a vintage look have become increasingly popular and a lot of lens manufacturers such as Cooke, Tokina, and Canon have come out with lenses that are either uncoated or have minimal coatings.

SIGMA’s new “Full-Frame Classic Art Prime” offers unrivaled expression for artistsSIGMA’s answer to the demand for a classic, cinematic look from a prime lens is the brand new Full-Frame Classic Art Prime Line, compatible with 8K shooting with large format sensors, while achieving outstanding compact design. By using an /i Technology-compatible cine lens with a cine camera that supports the same protocol, users can see and record lens metadata such as focus distance, focal length, and aperture. This helps streamline compositing in post production.