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Sigma 25mm T1.3 LF FL F/VE (METRIC)/Sony E
Sigma 25mm T1.3 LF FL F/VE (METRIC)/Sony E
The Sigma 25mm T1.3 LF FL F/VE (METRIC)/Sony E is a high-performance large-format cinema lens designed for professional filmmakers seeking exceptional image quality and creative control. Part of Sigma's Aizu Prime Line, it offers a consistent T1.3 aperture across all focal lengths, ensuring uniform brightness and depth of field throughout the set. With a 46.3mm image circle, the lens is compatible with full-frame and large-format sensors, delivering sharp, high-resolution imagery. Its 13-blade rounded aperture produces smooth, aesthetically pleasing bokeh, enhancing the cinematic look. The lens features a Sony E-mount and supports ZEISS eXtended Data, providing metadata compatibility for advanced post-production workflows. Weighing 1.7 kg and measuring 12.5 cm in length, it balances robust build quality with portability, making it suitable for various shooting environments. Designed and manufactured in Aizu, Japan, the Sigma 25mm T1.3 LF FL F/VE exemplifies precision engineering and optical excellence.
Key Features:
Consistent T1.3 Aperture Across Line
Full-Frame and Large-Format Compatible
Smooth and Cinematic Bokeh
Supports ZEISS extended Data
Sony E-Mount for Flexibility
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Sigma 25mm T1.3 LF FL F/VE (METRIC)/Sony E
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Product Overview
Sigma 25mm T1.3 LF FL F/VE (METRIC)/Sony E
The Sigma 25mm T1.3 LF FL F/VE (METRIC)/Sony E is a high-performance large-format cinema lens designed for professional filmmakers seeking exceptional image quality and creative control. Part of Sigma's Aizu Prime Line, it offers a consistent T1.3 aperture across all focal lengths, ensuring uniform brightness and depth of field throughout the set. With a 46.3mm image circle, the lens is compatible with full-frame and large-format sensors, delivering sharp, high-resolution imagery. Its 13-blade rounded aperture produces smooth, aesthetically pleasing bokeh, enhancing the cinematic look. The lens features a Sony E-mount and supports ZEISS eXtended Data, providing metadata compatibility for advanced post-production workflows. Weighing 1.7 kg and measuring 12.5 cm in length, it balances robust build quality with portability, making it suitable for various shooting environments. Designed and manufactured in Aizu, Japan, the Sigma 25mm T1.3 LF FL F/VE exemplifies precision engineering and optical excellence.
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Key Features
Wide Angle
Sigma 25mm T1.3 LF FL F/VE (METRIC) is a Wide Angle lens.
Sony E Mount
Sigma 25mm T1.3 LF FL F/VE (METRIC) equipped with Sony E Mount.
T1.3
Sigma 25mm LF FL F/VE (METRIC)/Sony E offers a fast T1.3 aperture.
95mm
Sigma 25mm T1.3 LF FL F/VE (METRIC)/Sony E features a 95mm front diameter.
25mm
Sigma T1.3 LF FL F/VE (METRIC)/Sony E offers a 25mm focal length.
1.7 kg
Sigma 25mm T1.3 LF FL F/VE (METRIC)/Sony E weighs 1.7 kg.
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Forging New Expressions
Sigma 25mm T1.3 LF FL F/VE (METRIC)/Sony E
Introducing the Aizu Prime Line
The Aizu Prime Line is the world's first lineup of large-format cinema lenses to achieve an aperture value across all focal lengths. The lineup combines modern sharpness with an organic and naturally soft look, bringing rich texture and depth to visuals. Boasting unparalleled brightness, refined expression, and reliable performance, the Aizu Prime Line embodies the proven technology and quality of "Made in Aizu, Japan" establishing the new standard.
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