Sigma Cine Primes

SIGMA recently caught up with the DoP of the Academy Award-winning Documentary "Navalny", which won Best Documentary at this year's awards ceremony to chat about how he ended up filming this exciting project and what made him chose the SIGMA Cine prime lenses for this film.

This week we are featuring Sennheiser’s new Memory Mic which will be shown at IBC this year, Panasonic’s free looks library for V-Log footage plus DP Alister Chapman fantastic HDR footage shot on the Sony VENICE using Sigma Cine Primes and his new ‘VENICE Look’ LUTs for Sony cameras.

The Sigma Cine FF High Speed 14mm T2 and the Sigma Cine FF High Speed 135mm T2 are the newest additions to Sigma’s cine prime family. The two latest Sigmas complete the already high performing Sigma Cine Prime product line.

SIGMA recently announced the pricing for their High Speed Cine Zoom lenses, the 18-35mm T2 and the 50-100mm T2, which will start shipping in December in North America for $3,999 each. UK and EU pricing as well as availability has not yet been announced. The company is also yet to announce pricing on their Cine Prime lenses that were announced at IBC 2016.

This year, IBC 2016 was not short on new lens announcements, that's for sure. However, one of the most anticipated and hottest announcements from the show came from Japanese lens maker SIGMA, who up until now have been manufacturing primarily photographic lenses. At IBC 2016 in Amsterdam, Sigma announced they will release a new lineup of cine lenses including primes and zoom lenses in early 2017.