Sigma 500mm F5.6 DG DN Sports – Sony E

The Sigma 500mm f5.6 Sports lens is a powerful option for photographers who need to capture distant subjects in sharp detail. Despite its impressive reach, the lens is surprisingly compact and lightweight, making it easier to carry on shoots. Built-in optical stabilization helps to combat camera shake and ensure crisp images, while the high-response linear actuator autofocus system delivers blisteringly fast performance to capture fleeting moments. A tripod socket is also included for added stability when needed.

• F5.6 Max Aperture
• Optical Stabiliser
• High-Response Linear AF System
• Premium Optical Design
• Rugged Dust & Splash-Resistant Build

The Sigma 500mm f5.6 Sports lens is a powerful option for photographers who need to capture distant subjects in sharp detail. Despite its impressive reach, the lens is surprisingly compact and lightweight, making it easier to carry on shoots. Built-in optical stabilization helps to combat camera shake and ensure crisp images, while the high-response linear actuator autofocus system delivers blisteringly fast performance to capture fleeting moments. A tripod socket is also included for added stability when needed.

Th optical prowess of the Sigma 500mm f5.6 Sports lens results from the premium optical design, which features Extra-Low Dispersion Glass Elements – these minimise chromatic aberrations for exceptional image sharpness and colour accuracy. To personalize your shooting experience, the lens offers a range of customizable options. An assignable function (AFL) button allows you to program a desired function for quick access, while a focus limiter switch restricts the focusing range for faster subject acquisition. Additionally, a focus mode switch lets you seamlessly toggle between autofocus and manual focus, and a custom mode switch provides further personalization options, empowering you to tailor the lens to your specific shooting style. This Sigma sports lens also offers a physical aperture ring for quick depth of field adjustments, as well as an aperture ring lock switch and an aperture ring click switch, so it can be set for any shooting situation.