Cine Lenses

Although SIGMA introduced these highly adaptable lenses back in 2016, their performance remains unparalleled even today. For filmmakers seeking exceptional quality and versatility, the SIGMA Cine 18-35mm T2 and 50-100mm T2 lenses continue to impress.

SIGMA recently published a thorough buyer's guide, aimed to help cinematographers select the correct Sigma cine primes or zooms for their productions. Sigma has come a long way since the release of the High-Speed Cine Zoom 18-35mm T2 and its bigger brother the 50-100mm alongside the Full-Frame High Speed Cine Primes.

This week we are featuring the new DeckLink 8K Pro Mini capture card from Blackmagic Design as well as their freshly released raw footage shot with their new Cinema Camera 6K, the innovative Panther X-Type Dolly, and the latest additions to the XEEN Meister Cine primes.

Up and coming cinematographer Chris Luong shared his experience on filming luxury cars with SIGMA cine lenses for Lucid Motors. In a recent interview published on the Sigma blog, Chris revealed his kit currently includes the Sigma 14mm, 35mm, 50mm, and 85mm High-Speed cine primes among others.

This week we are featuring the newly announced Angenieux EZ-3 FF/S35 cine zoom, the Bright Tangerine Misfit Kick Mk II matte box, and our upcoming IBC 2023 special live stream with Alister Chapman.