TELE CONVERTERS
PRINCIPLES OF THE LENS
Mounted between the lens and camera body, a Sigma tele converter can increase the focal length by a factor of 1.4x or 2x. Ideal for use with APO lenses, these teleconverters
use advanced coating technology to suppress flare and ghosting that are particularly noticeably in digital SLR camera images.
Therefore, they can be attached to APO lenses with confidence of retaining full performance. This offers a convenient solution when you need greater focal length in telephoto photography.
APO
TELE CONVERTER
1.4x EX DG
Supplied with case.
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APO
TELE CONVERTER
2.0x EX DG
Supplied with case.
1.4x Dedicated Lenses | SIGMA | Sony | Nikon | Canon | |
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APO | MF | MF | MF | MF | |
APO | MF | — | MF | MF | |
MACRO 105mm F2.8 EX DG OS HSM | AF*1 | AF*1 | AF*1 | AF*1 | |
APO MACRO 150mm F2.8 EX DG OS HSM | AF*2 | AF*2 | AF*2 | AF*2 | |
APO MACRO 180mm F2.8 EX DG OS HSM | AF*3 | AF*3 | AF*3 | AF*3 | |
APO 300mm F2.8 EX DG / HSM | AF | MF | AF | AF | |
APO 500mm F4.5 EX DG / HSM | MF | MF | MF | MF | |
APO 800mm F5.6 EX DG HSM | MF | — | MF | MF | |
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2.0x Dedicated Lenses | SIGMA | Sony | Nikon | Canon | |
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MACRO 105mm F2.8 EX DG OS HSM | MF | MF | MF | MF | |
APO MACRO 150mm F2.8 EX DG OS HSM | MF | MF | MF | MF | |
APO MACRO 180mm F2.8 EX DG OS HSM | MF | MF | MF | MF | |
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APO 300mm F2.8 EX DG / HSM | AF | MF | AF | AF | |
APO 500mm F4.5 EX DG / HSM | MF | MF | MF | MF | |
APO 800mm F5.6 EX DG HSM | MF | — | MF | MF | |
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What you should know to choose the right lens for your needs.
ANGLE OF VIEW AND FOCAL LENGTH
FISHEYE 180° 8mm | FISHEYE 180° 15mm | 122° 12mm | 103.7° 17mm | 94.5° 20mm |
84.1° 24mm | 75.4° 28mm | 46.8° 50mm | 34.3° 70mm | 23.3° 105mm |
18.2° 135mm | 12.3° 200mm | 8.2° 300mm | 5° 500mm | 3.1° 800mm |
Angle of View
use a faster shutter speed, or more easily create defocused bokeh effects,
Product information
REFERENCE
Please refer to the examples below to interpret
Sigma product names listed in this catalog.
For further details on abbreviations, please see
Sigma Lens Technology on pages
| EX DC | OS HSM |
Angle of view is determined by the focal length of the lens and the size of the image (sensor or film format) frame. With a given image size, changing the focal length will change the area of the scene that appears in the photographic image. Expressed in degrees, this area of the scene
is the angle of view, which in this catalog, is computed in reference to the diagonal of image formats measuring 36mm x 24mm, 20.7mm x 13.8mm and 23.55mm x 15.7mm. The longer the focal length, the smaller the angle of view and the greater the image magnification.
not to mention providing a brighter viewfinder image.
Perspective
You can control perspective by moving nearer or farther from your subject and then choosing a lens that frames your subject the way you want. To compress the distance between foreground and background, step back and use a telephoto lens (or zoom in). To spread out the background and emphasize distances, get closer and use a
Indicates range of focal length. The larger the figures, the greater the magnification of distant objects. The smaller the figures, the wider the angle of view.
Indicates maximum aperture. The | Indicates Sigma’s | Indicates high performance | Indicates lenses | Indicates lenses |
smaller the number, the “faster” the | lenses designed especially for | incorporating | equipped with | |
lens, meaning more light can enter, to | prime and zoom | DSLRs with | an Optical | a Hyper Sonic |
allow shooting under dim illumination. | lenses. Generally, | sensors. Vignetting will result if | Stabilizer (OS) to | Motor, driven by |
If only a single figure is given, the lens | these lenses | used on larger sensors. Lenses | compensate for | ultrasonic waves. |
is a prime (fixed focal length) lens or | retain the same | suitable for DSLRs having full- | camera shake. |
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a zoom lens that maintains the same | maximum aperture | size sensors are indicated by the |
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the maximum aperture of a zoom lens | position. | exclusively for mirrorless |
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changes depending on zoom position, |
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Aperture, F-stops and
Lens ‘Speed’
The aperture controls how much light can be gathered by the lens. The lower the
lets you shoot with less illumination,
lens (or zoom out). The telephoto isolates your subject, while the wide- angle lens includes the subject’s surroundings.
Depth of Field
When you focus on a subject, some objects in front of and behind the subject will also be in focus. “Depth of field” refers to the depth of this
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