Continuing to add to its growing DG DN lineup of full-frame mirrorless lenses, Sigma has just released a trio of new lenses, along with a new designation for lenses that are sleek and stylish. Introducing the 65mm f/2 DG DN Contemporary, 35mm f/2 DG DN Contemporary, and 24mm f/3.5 DG DN Contemporary lenses, Sigma is making a statement with these primes by favoring modest and useful lens designs, rather than focusing solely on speed at the expense of size and weight.
Dubbed the “I Series,” which includes the three new lenses being announced today, along with the previously released 45mm f/2.8 DG DN Contemporary, these lenses share a common design language that prioritizes smaller form factors and stylish exteriors compared to the big, fast, and heavy designs Sigma became so associated with after years of releasing so many f/1.4 primes for SLR systems. These new lenses take the different path of being ideal for handheld, walkaround shooting, and also take into account the types of cameras with which they’re being used. Available in Sony E-mount and L-mount versions, I Series lenses are compact lenses for compact system cameras. Their slower designs can be mitigated by these cameras’ IBIS systems and more advanced processing for working at higher ISOs. Additionally, it’s worth mentioning that the I Series is a separate designation from the Art, Sports, and Contemporary labels; while the first four I Series lenses all happen to be Contemporary lenses, it’s possible there will eventually be Art and Sports type I Series lenses.
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