

We present the new lens of the SIGMA brand, a 15mm f1.4 Diagonal Fisheye. The Fisheye SIGMA Diagonal is a new lens of the Art series that offers a fisheye effect and thanks to its f1.4 diaphragm makes the slow one very bright, the main difference between this and other lenses with this effect is that the SIGMA offers excellent sharpness at the entire angle of view of 180 degrees. The fisheye SIGMA reserves a unique experience thanks to the sharpness of the optics in addition to the aforementioned luminosity, it offers an ultra-fast aperture of F1.4 making this an ideal lens for astrography, nature photography and architecture.
It is the first diagonal fisheye (covering the entire image) to reach the FMCG market with a brightness of F1.4 for full-frame cameras.
Unlike conventional fisheyes, it is exceptionally sharp across the entire 180-degree viewing angle and offers an ultra-fast aperture of F1.4, making it perfect for a wide range of applications including astrophotography, landscapes, and architecture. The expressive power and characteristic distortion effect of this lens opens up a world of creative possibilities in the field of wide-angle photography.
In terms of optical performance, it offers excellent spot image reproducibility and high resolution by correcting various aberrations, especially sagittal coma flash.
By correcting for sagittal coma flare and other aberrations, this lens can accurately reproduce bright spots of light from corner to corner of the frame even at F1.4, making it ideal for astrophotography.
It features an AFL button that can be configured to access a favorite feature via the camera menu. The opening ring has a locking switch and another that allows you to override the click during turning.
Dust and splash resistant structure and water and grease repellent coating. The front optical element features a coating to prevent the adhesion of water and grease to it.
The AF actuator is a high-thrust HLA linear motor with advanced electronic control that allows the focusing lens to be moved with high speed and precision for comfortable shooting.
To support the relatively heavy optical system and improve the robustness and reliability of the equipment, metal parts are used in key parts. TSC polycarbonate is optimally used to reduce the weight of the assembly. Each control element, such as the rings and switches, is designed to be pleasant to the touch.
It offers several functions designed for astrophotography. This brings the total number of wide-angle prime lenses in the Art range for mirrorless cameras with features optimised for this demanding discipline to take on four metres, along with the SIGMA 14mm F1.4 DG DN | Art, 20mm F1.4 DG DN | Art & 24mm F1.4 DG DN | Art.
The switch to lock the manual focus to the desired position prevents an accidental shift in focus when touching the ring. A very useful feature for long exposure photography with fixed focus.
The design of the barrel is optimized for heater use and prevents this accessory from standing out and causing vignetting in the final image.
The bayonet has a standard gelatin filter holder. In addition, the front cover features a locking mechanism and a double compartment to store and protect up to two of these filters.
It features a detachable tripod mount compatible with Arca-Swiss. In the design of the clamp, it has been taken into account that it does not interfere with the eventual use of a heater, something essential in the practice of astrophotography.
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We present the new lens of the SIGMA brand, a 15mm f1.4 Diagonal Fisheye. The Fisheye SIGMA Diagonal is a new lens of the Art series that offers a fisheye effect and thanks to its f1.4 diaphragm makes the slow one very bright, the main difference between this and other lenses with this effect is that the SIGMA offers excellent sharpness at the entire angle of view of 180 degrees. The fisheye SIGMA reserves a unique experience thanks to the sharpness of the optics in addition to the aforementioned luminosity, it offers an ultra-fast aperture of F1.4 making this an ideal lens for astrography, nature photography and architecture.