Sigma

Can you shoot a whole film using SIGMA Cine Classic lenses? This is often a common debate by many Cinematographers and SIGMA seemed to have the answer…Yes ! Cinematographer Ariel Artur has solely used the SIGMA Cine Classic lenses on the upcoming feature film Tyger directed by Alexander Milo Bischof, as they add texture and artistic lens flare to each scene.

This week we are featuring the latest news from the IBC show in Amsterdam including Sigma's announcement of two new cine lenses within their High Speed Prime & Classic Prime ranges, Sony FX9 firmware version 4.0 and Teradek's industry 1st 6GHz zero-delay professional wireless video solution.

Today SIGMA announced two new additions to their cine lens line-up - The FF High Speed Prime 65mm T1.5 & 65mm T2.5 Classic.

This week we are featuring Sigma's additions to their Art lens line-up, Fujinon's behind the scenes look at the production of Top Gun: Maverick and new lens adapters from DZOFilm.

Hollywood blockbuster Top Gun: Maverick starring Tom Cruise was shot using early versions of Sigma's FF High Speed Prime /i Technology-compatible lens. As the name indicates, these lenses are compatible with the /i Technology communication protocol from Cooke Optics.