SIGMA Schweiz / Suisse / Switzerland

02/06/2026

SIGMA 35mm F1.4 DG II | Art

« I took the Sigma 35mm f/1.4 DG II Art directly with me on my trip to Rome, and it quickly became one of the few lenses that was always within reach. If it were my own copy, it would permanently live in my bag.

In a city like Rome, I absolutely loved the focal length. The lens provided enough context to communicate the scale and atmosphere of a location without images feeling too wide or too tight. Sharpness remained highly consistent even towards the edges, distortion stayed very well controlled, and autofocus remained fast and reliable.

The lens impressed me most during nighttime shooting. Thanks to the f/1.4 aperture, I could comfortably photograph inside bars, small restaurants, or dark streets.

For me, however, the biggest strength is something else entirely: this lens makes photography feel enjoyable again. It combines strong technical performance with a rendering style that flatters subjects naturally without ever feeling artificial.

Overall, it is a clear recommendation for anyone looking for a single high-quality prime lens for travel and everyday photography. »

29/05/2026

Shooting with Sigma: Getting Out of A Creative Rut - Sigma L-Mount Lenses by Steve Gosling

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Stuck in a creative rut? You’re not alone. In this article, Sigma Ambassador Steve Gosling shares honest insights on creative burnout in photography—and practical ways to break free. From trying new subjects and limiting your gear to embracing play and stepping back when needed, it’s all about rediscovering your inspiration.

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29/05/2026

Shooting with Sigma: The American Southwest — Immersed in a Surreal Nightscape - Sigma 14mm F1.4 DG | Art by Gareth Mon

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Step into some of the darkest skies on Earth with Sigma Ambassador Gareth Mon, as he journeys through the American Southwest armed with the Sigma 14mm F1.4 DG | Art.

From the alien textures of Death Valley to the eerie silence of Utah’s dark sky deserts, Gareth captures the raw beauty of night photography at its most immersive. He witnesses rare phenomena like zodiacal light and even the northern lights over Arches National Park—alongside unforgettable moments of exploration under the stars.

More than a travelogue, this is a testament to the power of ultra-wide, fast glass in unlocking the night sky’s full scale and emotion.

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29/05/2026

Video: Sigma 85mm F1.4 DG DN | Art by Christopher Forst

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YouTuber Christopher Frost rated the Sigma 85mm F1.4 DG DN | Art his third favorite prime lens ever! The comment section is full of comment commending the lens.

"The Sigma 85mm F1.4 DG DN is a spectacular optic, almost perfect…”

“It’s just so full of resolution and punchy contrast"

“No one in their right mind would ever complain to have a lens like this in their kit bag.”

Revisiting a list from 4 years ago: what are the sharpest 85mm lenses that have ever entered my 'test lab'?Full reviews and affiliate links (I earn a commiss...

29/05/2026

Review: Sigma 100-400mm F5.0-6.3 DG DN OS | Contemporary, Sigma 16-28mm F2.8 DG DN | Contemporary, Sigma 24-70mm F2.8 DG DN | Art by Daniel Kilian

The reviewers commented:

“Of course, carrying three lenses on a hiking trip means extra weight. But if you want to tell the story of an entire journey rather than just a single scene, this trade-off can be worth it. In the end, it was the right decision for me because it allowed me to capture the trip exactly as I experienced it.”

Daniel Kilian erkundete die Lofoten zu Fuß. Mit dabei hat er ein zuverlässiges und flexibles Sigma Set-up.

29/05/2026

Review: Sigma 105mm F2.8 DG DN MACRO | Art by Mike Glide

The reviewer commented:

“Like all Art series lenses, the Sigma 105mm is super sharp.”

“You get super shallow depth of field… the closer you get, the more bokeh you get.”

“Go get yourself a Sigma 105mm macro lens… and go experiment.”

Join me for a springtime lens review as I put the sigma 105 macro f2.8 lens and Lumix S9 to the test at the beautiful Kew Gardens. Despite the cloudy conditi...

29/05/2026

Review: Sigma 16-300mm F3.5-6.7 DC OS | Contemporary by James Feaver

The reviewer commented:

“If you just want to take one lens on holiday, this is actually a really good option.”

“You should shortlist this lens.”

“One of the most powerful macro lenses I’ve ever reviewed.”

Is Sigma's Most Versatile Zoom lens Any Good? The Sigma 16-300mm. T...

29/05/2026

Review: Sigma BF by Gabrielle Motola

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“Thousands of photographers share the same cameras and lenses and make entirely different images with them. What varies is the person using the equipment: where they stand, where they look, when they press the shutter, and whether they are present enough. We create the conditions for encounter; a camera can nudge our mindset toward it or away from it. The BF, in its simple insistence that I show up rather than retreat behind my equipment, proved to be exactly the right camera for this moment in my practice.”

“SIGMA named the BF well: beautiful foolishness. Something beautiful returns when you loosen your grip on the frame, lower the camera, and meet a person without using it as a shield. I would recommend it to any photographer willing to let go of the comfort and weight of a viewfinder, especially if you are curious and courageous enough to step out from behind it.”

Gabrielle Motola has been using the Sigma BF to create engaging portraits for a new exhibition

29/05/2026

Interview: Interview with Sigma CEO Kazuto Yamaki by Digital Camera World

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"I don’t believe I can make Sigma a bigger company than Sony or Canon, but I think I can make it a nicer brand – Kazuto Yamaki”

“I asked Sigma CEO Kazuto Yamaki, whose father started the company 65 years ago, why the company went to such great lengths to change its brand identity – especially at the same time as launching a brand-new camera, the enigmatic Sigma BF.”

“The Leica of Japan”: Sigma's CEO discusses transforming the perception of the company

28/05/2026

Sigma 35mm F1.4 DG II | Art - Erfahrungsbericht: Bildqualität, Autofokus und Praxiseinsatz von Smotographers.com

https://smotographers.com/de/blog/03-experience-report/sigma-35f14dnii/

Erfahrungsbericht mit dem Sigma 35mm f/1.4 DG II Art im Einsatz.