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Sigma 30mm f/1.4 DC DN Contemporary Prime Lens for Sony E-Mount with 64GB Card and Accessory Bundle
This exclusive bundle from Focus Camera complements the Sigma 30mm f/1.4 DC DN Contemporary Prime Lens for Sony with the SanDisk Extreme PRO 64GB 95MB/s UHS-1 SD Memory Card, Small Lens Pouch, a 5 Piece Digital Camera Accessory Kit, and Focus Lens Cleaning Pen. This bundle provides you with storage options, cleaning and care kit, a lens pen cleaner, and a lens pouch!
Sigma 30mm f/1.4 DC DN Contemporary Prime Lens for Sony E-Mount
Sony E-Mount mirrorless camera owners who are in the market for a compact prime lens that produces brilliant images and crisp video will appreciate the performance of the Sigma 30mm f/1.4 DC DN Contemporary Prime Lens. Not only does this lens capture bright and compelling photos, it also helps you achieve silky smooth, dramatic bokeh image effects.
- Focal length: 30mm
- Aperture range: f/1.4
- E-mount lens
- APS-C format
- Compact and ultra-portable design
Lens Construction
- Aspherical glass elements enable images that have greater contrast, sharpness, and color definition.
Lens Protection
The 30mm F1.4 DC DN Contemporary Lens comes with three accessories that protect the lens:
- LCR II Rear Lens Cap
- LCF-52mmⅢ Front Cap
- LH586-01 Lens Hood
Protective Case
A sleek case included in the box keeps your lens safe, providing an extra layer of protection in your camera bag when on the go.
Premium Accessories
SanDisk 64GB Extreme PRO 170 MB/s UHS-I SDXC Memory Card
- 64GB storage capacity
- Read speeds up to 170MB/s
- Write speeds up to 90MB/s
- Rated UHS Speed Class 3 (U3)
- Rated Video Speed Class 30 (V30)
- Shock, temperature, water, and x-ray-proof
Focus Camera Neoprene Lens Pouch (Small)
- Fits lenses up to 4.5 inches in length
- Neoprene construction
- Drawstring with Cord lock toggle
- Built-in clip
Focus Camera 5-Piece Digital Camera Cleaning and Accessory Kit
- Ideal for maintaining your photographic equipment
- Optics Cleaning Kit and Memory Card Wallet
- LCD Screen Protectors with Squeegee
- Cleaning solution and a microfiber cloth
Unik
Reviewed in the United States on May 17, 2021
First off, this lens is great for added sharpness, bokeh, and quick autofocus. The rumors are true this is a great prime lens and really improves your photography. Most amateur photographers will want the 16mm, 24mm, or 30mm (if not all) for a prime (no zoom) lens. However, if you have the Sony a6400 or similar models you HAVE TO consider the crop sensor.This lens will NOT be a true 30mm width lens on a crop sensor camera. You have to times the MM by about 1.5 to get the "true" lens size. This will be more of a 45mm on a crop sensor camera (like the A6400). This is NO FAULT to Sigma or this lens since this will be a true 30mm on a full-size sensor camera (like on the Sony A7iii). I had to learn this the hard way so I figured I'd point this out to those looking to replace the kit lens on their Sony A6000s series camera.This lens is one you can use with various Sony cameras and I would recommend the Sigma brand as I've used them heavily with Canon (now Sony) camera. No complaints. I hope this review helps :)
Takondwa Senzani
Reviewed in the United States on February 23, 2021
The sigma 30mm f1.4 is excellent on my sony a6400, with such a sharp image but i only write this review because it completely stopped focusing at all for a full day and it had me very frustrated (being from africa, malawi) i have no chance of returning it or getting it fixed. luckily its working again, but for how long though. i have only had it for about 3 weeks now.
George Dimitroff
Reviewed in the United States on August 3, 2020
I Love this lens. I use it with my Sony alpha 6000 and it does way better than the original lens or the Neewer manual focus lens I had before it. Just be careful the f.1.4 is so low that it is very sensitive to depth of field. You need to be careful what part of the image you're setting the auto focus on - in a portrait at f.1.4 you can have the person's nose in sharp focus but the ears already blurred. But the lens is great. Highly recommended.
Brandon Z.
Reviewed in the United States on February 12, 2020
I recently got a Sony A6000 from my girlfriend for Christmas and this was the first lens on my list to buy, and I gotta say it was worth every single penny. The autofocus is extremely fast, the sharpness top tier, and the colors pop! I've used it for a few portrait shots and it adds a nice amount of bokeh {though the 56mm is better for portraits, this is a great starter) and it's pretty good for a few landscape photos as well. The stabilization isn't great unless you have IBS, but it's still a good lens for video if you have a gimbal/tripod...or you aren't moving that much I suppose. I'd highly recommend this lens to anyone looking at it!!
Alex
Reviewed in the United States on January 16, 2020
The sigma lens has a indisputable reputation! The build is sturdy, the images are super sharp and the bokeh is unmatched! Very short focus distance ( .8 ft.) allows you too take close up crystal clear shots while you can also take a step back and capture more of the scene! Just a great all around photo lens. The autofocus is very responsive and creates a very interesting perspective while taking videos!
Robbie Maynard
Reviewed in the United States on January 10, 2020
I use this for video on my Sony A6000 and its light years better than most of my Sony primes. Sigma has made it possible to have quality glass and autofocus at a smaller price tag. Also, its way better looking than the ugly Sony lens.
Alain Mellan
Reviewed in the United States on November 11, 2019
Sharp, fast lens, really happy with it. One detail: manual focussing-by-wire (not mechanical) is working great, but you lose the focus when the camera is turned off: then lens resets to infinity when the camera is turned on again. Keep that in mind if you are working with a tripod and manual focus ...
Axel
Reviewed in the United States on April 23, 2019
I love this lens so much. One thing that bothers me sometimes is the autofocus. I say roughly 80% its fine but sometimes it either misses focus completely or just wont seem to "grab it". Also purple fringing is pretty bad in bright light but I dont rlly care since Im just a hobbyist. If you're thinking about this lens, get it. You will not regret it. Unless autofocus, stabilization, and video are your priorities, probably go for the sony 35.
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