Sigma Cine 35mm T1.5 FF Lens - Canon EF Mount

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The Sigma Cine 35mm T1.5 FF Lens is designed for professional cinematographers and videographers who require high-resolution optical performance on full-frame camera systems. It offers an exceptionally bright T1.5 aperture for superior low-light capability and cinematic depth-of-field control, though its all-metal, heavy-duty construction makes it significantly heavier than standard photography primes.
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No, this is a dedicated manual focus cinema lens.
Yes, the lens features a standard 82mm front filter thread in addition to the 95mm matte box diameter.
Yes, it can be used on Super 35 or APS-C cameras, though the field of view will be equivalent to approximately 50mm.
Keep the gear teeth clean of debris and ensure they remain lubricated if the movement feels stiff over extended use.
The lens is built to a professional standard with a durable metal construction, but it is not explicitly rated for harsh environmental weather sealing.
Ensure the Canon EF mount alignment pin is correctly indexed and clear of debris before twisting the lens into place.
Verify that your follow-focus gear is properly engaged with the focus ring and check if the lens support is adjusted to reduce drag.
Check the focus calibration on your monitor and ensure the lens is perfectly perpendicular to the sensor plane.
To integrate this lens into your workflow, ensure your camera body is equipped with a Canon EF mount. Given the 95mm front diameter, it is recommended to use a standard clamp-on or rod-mounted matte box to manage light flares and protect the front element. When mounting, use a lens support bracket on your rails, as the weight of the metal housing can place significant stress on the camera's lens mount. For care, keep the lens in a dry, dust-free environment when not in use. Clean the optical elements using a professional lens cleaning kit, and store the lens with both front and rear caps securely attached to prevent scratching.