• Wide-angle lens for use with full-frame mirrorless
• Fast F2 aperture
• Good performance in low light
• Compact & lightweight design
• Features Sigma's Super Multi-Layer Coating
• Fast, quiet & accurate autofocus
• Manual aperture ring (de-clickable)
• Ideal for carrying on your travels
• Well-suited for both stills & video

With a wide 20mm focal length, the Siga 20mm F2 DG DN | C Lens is ideal for a number of shooting types. Thanks to it's wider perspective it is ideal when you need to get more in the frame, for example, when shooting sweeping landscapes. It is also useful for creating alternate perspectives in other areas, such as architecture and portraiture. Thanks to a fast F2 aperture, the lens affords good control over depth of field and also enables it to perform well even in low-light conditions.

This lens can be used for a number of different photography types. It can be useful for landscapes, architecture, environmental portraits or even street photography, with a different perspective to capture more of the ongoing story. To close in a little more, the lens can be attached to an APS-C camera body for an effective focal length of 30mm. The lens can also be used in low-lit situations, such as interiors or live events. For an alternate perspective, the lens' bokeh capabilities and close focussing distance of 22cm can also be used for portraits.

As this lens can be used for a range of photography subjects and it is light and compact, it is ideal for taking on your travels with you. It won't weigh you down and will take up minimal space in your camera bag, so take it along with you, in case the opportunity to provide an alternate perspective presents itself. Being so compact it is a very discreet lens so can be useful in situations where you don't want to appear obvious to onlookers.

Whilst performing well in a number of still fields, this lens is also a top performer when it comes to shooting video. The lens features a stepping motor, enabling fast, accurate and quiet autofocus. It also features an aperture control ring which is de-clickable, allowing for silent and more precise manual control.