SUMMARY
Sigma has introduced its first-ever 85mm f/1.2 lens, the DG Art, marking a significant addition to its portrait lens lineup. This new lens is notably the world's smallest and lightest autofocus 85mm f/1.2, weighing 950g and measuring 120mm, compared to heavier and longer offerings from Canon and Nikon. Lab tests indicate spectacular center sharpness and excellent control over chromatic aberrations across all aperture settings. The lens features 17 elements in 12 groups, 13 aperture blades, and dual High-response Linear Actuator motors for fast autofocus, aiming to provide portrait perfection at a more accessible price point than its competitors.
TAKEAWAYS
Sigma's new 85mm f/1.2 DG Art lens is the world's smallest and lightest autofocus model.
It boasts spectacular sharpness and excellent control over chromatic aberrations.
The lens features 17 elements, 12 groups, 13 aperture blades, and dual linear autofocus motors.
Available for Sony E and L-Mount, it is priced significantly lower than comparable Canon and Nikon lenses.