USED Sigma 16mm f1.4 DC DN Contemporary Lens for Canon M
This Lens will show signs of use and will exhibit more noticeable signs of use such as heavy paint loss, shining and marks to the barrel, heavy wear and discolouration to the grips and heavy wear to the lens mount, light dust throughout the optics, although this will not affect image quality in any way.
Special Notes: there is heavy discolouration to the rubber of the grips.
Shutter Count (approximately): Not available
Supplied with: Sigma LCF-67 III 67mm Lens Cap, Sigma LCR II Rear Lens Cap for Canon M, White Box
Not included: : Original Box, Sigma LH716-01 Lens Hood, Manual
True to Sigma’s line of Contemporary Lenses, the 16mm f1.4 DC DN Lens is a carefully constructed wide-angle lens incorporating the essentials of modern technology into a compact, lightweight build. Offering an intricate arrangement of 16 elements in 13 groups complemented by a powerful autofocus system and a maximum f1.4 aperture, this lens provides image quality that rivals the Sigma Art Series.
Sigma 16mm f1.4 AF DC DN Contemporary Lens Key Features:
- Compact and lightweight wide-angle prime lens
- Ideal for landscape photography and travel
- Designed for use with APS-C-format digital cameras
- Intricate lens structure from 16 elements in 13 groups
- Incorporates 3 FLD, 2 SLD and 2 Aspherical Glass Elements
- Smooth, fast and near-silent autofocus performance
- Significantly reduced lens glare, flare & ghosting
- Bright, wide and wholly versatile max. f1.4 aperture
- Compatible with in-camera image stabilisation
- High-quality dust & splash-proof lens structure
- Brass bayonet mount for ensured accuracy & durability
- Premium performance that rivals Sigma's Art Series
FAQs:
What is different about Contemporary Lenses?
Sigma has 3 lines of lenses dedicated to Art, Contemporary Photography and Sport. The Contemporary lenses are designed for high optical performance in a compact and lightweight build and are ideal for travel photography and casual snapshots. They were introduced as more portable rivals to the line of Art Lenses for users wanting similar creative expression whilst out on the road.
What does DC stand for?
DC is what Sigma use to signify lenses that are designed for APS-C sensor cameras. These lenses are generally smaller, lighter and therefore offer flexibility and increased manoeuvrability.
What does DN stand for?
DN refers to Sigma’s impeccable lens design that ensures exceptional performance on mirrorless interchangeable lens cameras with a short flange back distance.
Product Specification
| Aperture Blades | 83.2 degrees |
| Autofocus Motor | 9 |
| Filter Thread [mm] | 77 |
| Focal Length ~ Tele [mm] | 16.0 |
| Focal Length ~ Wide [mm] | 16.0 |
| Lens Elements | 16 |
| Lens Groups | 13 |
| Lens Mount | Canon M-Mount |
| Lens Type | Wide-Angle Prime |
| Max Aperture ~ Tele | 1.4 |
| Max Aperture ~ Wide | 1.4 |
| Maximum Format Size | APS-C |
| Minimum Aperture | 16 |
| Minimum Focus Distance [m] | 0.25 |
| Mount | Canon M-Mount |
| Size | Diameter 72.2mm x Length 92.3mm |
| Weight [g] | 405.00 |