Capture breathtaking, life-size close-ups and stunning telephoto portraits during your trip to Japan with the SIGMA 105mm F2.8 DG DN MACRO Art. This high-performance macro lens for Sony E-mount full-frame cameras delivers the supreme optical quality expected of SIGMA’s Art line, offering sharp 1:1 magnification and beautiful, natural bokeh.
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Contact Jasumo Now →Ideal for detailed macro subjects (like delicate flowers or crafts) and flattering telephoto portraits, the lens features precise, quiet HSM autofocus and professional-grade handling, ensuring top-tier results.
The SIGMA 105mm F2.8 DG DN MACRO Art is a specialized lens built to meet the demands of professional macro and portrait photography. Its combination of a medium telephoto focal length and true 1:1 magnification capability makes it a versatile tool for documenting the intricate beauty found in Japan.
The optical construction features 17 elements in 12 groups, with specialized elements meticulously arranged to correct various aberrations, ensuring exceptional corner-to-corner sharpness from infinity focus down to the closest working distance. As an Art line lens, it excels at providing stunningly sharp detail coupled with the smooth, natural bokeh achieved by the F2.8 aperture and 9-blade circular diaphragm.
The lens utilizes an HSM (Hyper-Sonic Motor) for autofocus, providing quiet and high-precision focusing performance essential for macro work where focus is critical. For enhanced functionality, it includes a Focus Limiter switch to restrict the focusing range (speeding up AF when shooting portraits or macro) and a customizable AFL (Autofocus Lock) button. Its 105mm focal length provides a comfortable working distance from your subject, minimizing disturbances when shooting insects or delicate objects.
| Feature | Specification |
| Focal length | 105mm |
| Maximum aperture | F/2.8 |
| Lens construction (groups/elements) | 12 groups 17 elements |
| Minimum focusing distance (cm) | 29.5 |
| Maximum magnification | 1:1 |
| Filter Size (mm) | 62 |
| Weight (g) | 710 |
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The 105mm focal length provides a longer working distance (the space between the front of the lens and the subject) compared to shorter macro lenses. This is crucial for shooting live subjects like insects, preventing your lens from casting a shadow, and providing better subject separation for portraits.
1:1 magnification, or “life-size” macro, means that the image projected onto the camera’s sensor is the same size as the actual physical subject. If you are shooting a small coin that is 1cm wide, its image on the full-frame sensor will also be 1cm wide, allowing you to capture extreme detail.
Macro photography demands extreme resolution and flatness of field for critical sharpness across the entire close-up subject. The Art line’s uncompromising optical design ensures that the lens delivers this high performance, making sure every detail, texture, and nuance is faithfully reproduced.
When shooting macro, the lens has to search a very wide range, from the closest distance (29.5cm) to infinity. The Focus Limiter allows you to restrict the focusing range (e.g., to only the close-up range or the distant range), which drastically reduces the time the AF motor spends searching, resulting in faster and more efficient autofocus.
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