Sigma 28-45mm T2 Cine Zoom Lens with AF for Sony E

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Management number	206407176	Release Date	2025/11/10	List Price	$1,019.70	Model Number	206407176
Category	Cameras & Lenses Lenses

Based on the popular 28-45mm f/1.8 DG DN Art lens, Sigma introduces the Sony E-mount 28-45mm T2 Cine Zoom Lens with AF, a zoom lens for full-frame cinema cameras that also features autofocus. It features a 28-45mm zoom with a 1.4x magnification ratio and T2 to T16 aperture range, and it has a switch that changes the lens from manual to autofocus in a snap. Its 11-blade aperture provides a soft bokeh for a dramatic cinema look.

Advanced Optical Design

The Sigma 28-45mm T2 FF incorporates the optical system of the still Sigma 28-45mm f/1.8 DG DN | Art lens. These lenses deliver exceptional resolution and beautiful bokeh regardless of focal length or focus position, along with a sharp, clean look with minimal flare and ghosting.

Professional-Grade Mechanical Design

Inheriting the rendering performance and reliability of Sigma's Art lenses, the AF Cine Line adds cinema-style mechanics and operability. It features a limited-rotation focus ring, industry-standard 0.8M pitch gears, and a clickless aperture ring.

All three lens gears are standard 0.8 MOD and feature a damper that eliminates metallic sounds when you reach the end of the lens travel.

AF Tracking System

Equipped with a linear motor HLA (High-response Linear Actuator), the Sigma AF Cine Line captures intense movements in action scenes, rapid focus shifts in gimbal or handheld shooting, and unpredictable moments in documentaries without missing a split second.