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90mmf/2.8L-MountWeather Sealed
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A 90mm f/2.8 prime with a stepping motor and inner focus system delivers fast, quiet autofocus, while the Super Multi-Layer Coating and aperture ring add professional control. Its compact 853g build and 1:5 magnification make it a lightweight choice for close-up work, and it pairs with lens aberration correction for sharp rendering. Best for portrait photographers on full-frame mirrorless cameras who want a small, high-quality telephoto for shallow depth of field and detail shots.

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70mmf/2.8L-Mount
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The Sigma 70mm F/2.8 EX DG Macro delivers true 1:1 magnification with a 105mm minimum focus distance, using 8 elements in 8 groups with 2 aspherical and 3 ED lenses to correct aberrations. Its floating focus system maintains sharpness from infinity to macro, while the 9-blade diaphragm and weather sealing add practical value for field use. Best for photographers who need a dedicated macro lens with full-frame coverage and precise autofocus for close-up work.

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35mmf/1.2L-MountWeather Sealed
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The f/0.95 maximum aperture delivers extreme subject isolation and cinematic bokeh, paired with high-resolution optics that minimize aberrations for crisp 30mm images. Its rugged, professional construction ensures durability for frequent use, though the substantial 4128g weight demands a tripod for extended shoots. This lens is best for portrait photographers who prioritize shallow depth of field and artistic background blur over portability.

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