Sigma 35mm f1.2 DG II Art - L Mount - 1810101
Sigma 35mm f1.2 DG II Art - L Mount - 1810101
In 2019, Sigma released the 35mm F1.2 DG DN | Art, the world's first 35mm mirrorless camera lens with an F1.2 aperture. Six years later, Sigma is proud to introduce its successor, the 35mm F1.2 DG II | Art.
Designed and engineered with Sigma's latest technology, the 35mm F1.2 DG II | Art offers not only improved optical performance, but also greatly enhanced portability thanks to a significant size reduction of approximately 30%. With its improved design, the lens delivers unparalleled rendering power, high-resolution clarity and large, beautiful bokeh in a more portable form. Focus breathing is also effectively minimized, ensuring outstanding results not only in still photography, but also when shooting video.
The Sigma 35mm F1.2 DG II | Art is an exceptional, uncompromising lens that achieves the perfect balance of optical performance, brightness, compact size, light weight and ease of use.
What our Experts Think
Q&A
Q: What type of lens is the Sigma 35mm f/1.2 DG II Art?
A: A professional‑grade, fast wide‑angle prime lens for full‑frame mirrorless cameras.
Q: Which camera mount does it support?
A: Available in L‑Mount (also offered in Sony E‑mount), designed for full‑frame mirrorless bodies.
Q: What is the focal length and aperture?
A: 35 mm prime with a bright f/1.2 maximum aperture for excellent low‑light performance and subject separation.
Q: How’s the image quality?
A: Uses 17 elements in 13 groups (including SLD and aspherical) for sharp, high‑contrast images with beautiful, creamy bokeh.
Q: How close can it focus?
A: Minimum focus distance ~28 cm with ~0.19× magnification — great for environmental portraits and detail shots.
Q: Does it perform well in low light and shallow depth‑of‑field?
A: Yes — large f/1.2 aperture delivers strong low‑light capability, smooth bokeh, and excellent subject isolation.
Q: Is it durable for outdoor use?
A: Features a dust‑ and splash‑resistant design with water/oil‑repellent front coating and supplied lens hood.
Q: What types of photography is it best for?
A: Ideal for portrait, street, documentary, travel, and low‑light photography — versatile for professional shooters.
Maintenance Tips
- Store in a cool, dry, dust-free environment.
- Clean front and rear elements with a microfiber cloth or blower.
- Avoid touching the lens glass with fingers.
- Use lens caps when not in use.
- Handle carefully to protect internal optics and autofocus mechanism.
- Check mount and focus ring for smooth operation periodically.
- Update firmware via Sigma USB Dock for optimal performance.
