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📸 Capture brilliance, blur the rest — the Sigma 85mm Art lens for the discerning creator.
The Sigma 85mm F1.4 DG DN Art lens for Sony E-mount is a high-performance prime lens designed for mirrorless cameras. Featuring an ultra-wide f/1.4 aperture, 85mm focal length, and advanced stepper motor autofocus, it excels in portraiture, low-light, and artistic bokeh photography. Its dust and splash-proof construction and lightweight design make it ideal for professionals seeking reliability and stunning image quality on the move.









| ASIN | B08FHTV4DB |
| Best Sellers Rank | #4,348 in Electronics ( See Top 100 in Electronics ) #4 in Mirrorless Camera Lenses |
| Brand | Sigma |
| Built-In Media | Lens, hood, case |
| Camera Lens | Sigma 85mm F1.4 DG DN Art is a high performance single focus lens for mirrorless cameras. The 85mm focal length and F1.4 maximum aperture is great for portraits and snaps. It also features 5 SLD glass and aspherical lenses for high resolution and rich bokeh effect. Equipped with a stepper motor that supports phase difference AF and contrast AF for fast focus. As Sigma's 'Art' series, it delivers h… |
| Camera lens description | Sigma 85mm F1.4 DG DN Art is a high performance single focus lens for mirrorless cameras. The 85mm focal length and F1.4 maximum aperture is great for portraits and snaps. It also features 5 SLD glass and aspherical lenses for high resolution and rich bokeh effect. Equipped with a stepper motor that supports phase difference AF and contrast AF for fast focus. As Sigma's 'Art' series, it delivers high optical performance and construction quality Camera lens description Sigma 85mm F1.4 DG DN Art is a high performance single focus lens for mirrorless cameras. The 85mm focal length and F1.4 maximum aperture is great for portraits and snaps. It also features 5 SLD glass and aspherical lenses for high resolution and rich bokeh effect. Equipped with a stepper motor that supports phase difference AF and contrast AF for fast focus. As Sigma's 'Art' series, it delivers high optical performance and construction quality See more |
| Color | Black |
| Compatible Camera Models | Sony A7 III, Sony A7C, Sony A7R IV, Sony A7S III |
| Compatible Camera Mount | Sony E |
| Compatible Devices | Sony E |
| Compatible mountings | Sony E |
| Customer Reviews | 4.7 out of 5 stars 769 Reviews |
| Exposure Control Type | Manual, Automatic |
| Focal Length Description | 85 millimeters |
| Focal length description | 85 millimeters |
| Focus Type | Auto Focus |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00085126322656, 00085126931421 |
| Has Self-Timer | Yes |
| Image stabilization | Optical |
| Iso Range | 100-6400 |
| Item Highlight | 85mm f/1.4 DG DN Art Lens with stepper motor and 77mm filter size for portraiture, bokeh and low-light photography |
| Item Type Name | Digital-slr-camera-lenses. |
| Item Weight | 630 Grams |
| Lens | Telephoto |
| Lens Coating Description | Super Multi-Layer Coating |
| Lens Design | Prime |
| Lens Fixed Focal Length | 85 Millimeters |
| Lens Mount | Sony E |
| Lens type | Telephoto |
| Light Sensitivity | Wide |
| Manufacturer | Sigma |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 322965 |
| Maximum Aperture | 1.4 Millimeters |
| Maximum Focal Length | 85 |
| Maximum Shutter Speed | 1/4000 seconds |
| Maximum focal length | 85 |
| Media Type | ProductImage |
| Minimum Aperture | 16 |
| Minimum Focal Length | 85 |
| Model Name | 85mm 1.4 |
| Model Number | 322965 |
| Model Series | ART |
| Number of Diaphragm Blades | 11 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Number of Packs | 1 |
| Photo Filter Size | 77 Millimeters |
| Real Angle Of View | 28.6 Degrees |
| Screen Size | 3 Inches |
| Shooting Modes | Manual, Automatic |
| UPC | 085126322656 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Video Capture Format | MP4 |
| Video Capture Resolution | mindestens 4K (3840 x 2160) |
| Viewfinder Type | Electronic viewfinder |
| Warranty Description | This item is eligible for 1 year of warranty provided by the Manufacturer /Brand from the date of purchase. You can contact Manufacturer/Brand or Seller for more details |
| Water Resistance Level | Water Resistant |
| Zoom Ratio | 1:1 |
A**R
Sharp, lightweight, and great for portraits
I’ve been using this lens on my Sony full frame camera for about a week now, mainly for portraits and a bit of low light work, and it honestly impressed me more than I expected. The first thing I noticed is the build. It feels solid straight away, but not overly heavy like some older f1.4 lenses I’ve used before. It strikes a really good balance where it feels premium without making the camera setup tiring to hold for long shoots. The materials feel high quality and the mount is sturdy, so I don’t see this wearing out anytime soon. Handling is actually one of my favorite things about it. It doesn’t feel front heavy on a mirrorless body, which makes a big difference when you’re shooting for longer periods. I was expecting it to be bulkier, but it’s surprisingly manageable for what it offers. The controls are also well thought out. The aperture ring feels great to use and having the option to make it smooth for video is a nice touch. I didn’t think I’d care about the lock switch at first, but it’s actually useful because I’ve accidentally knocked aperture rings on other lenses before. The custom button is a bonus and works as expected. Image quality is where this lens really stands out. Shooting wide open at f1.4 is completely usable, which isn’t always the case with lenses this fast. It’s sharp, and the background blur looks clean and smooth without any weird artifacts. I also didn’t notice any major fringing, even in harsher lighting situations, which was a nice surprise. If I had to point out one downside, it would be the lack of image stabilization. On my Sony body it’s not really an issue because of IBIS, but if your camera doesn’t have that, you’ll need to be a bit more careful when shooting at slower shutter speeds. Overall, this feels like a very easy lens to recommend. It gives you that high end look with strong build quality and great performance, without going into the price range of some of the native options. If you shoot portraits or anything in low light, this is definitely worth considering.
M**N
The perfect portrait lens!
This is my favorite pirtrait lens for my Sony a7 IV! I love the sharpness and the fast AF! Oh, and the bokeh that comes from it is dope!
O**Z
100/100
No tengo ninguna queja de este lente, es una maravilla andante. El autoenfoque es súper rápido y suave, se siente la respuesta inmediata. Lo estoy usando en una 7IV y qué maravilla de combo.
C**E
95% G Master Quality, 50% of the Price
Pros: Image quality out of this thing is beautiful. Bokeh rendering is stunning. So creamy. This lens is sharp wide open. Looks great. Flaring/ghosting is super well controlled for an 85 1.4 lens. It's definitely a step up from the older sigma art 85 1.4 in just about every way. I love that they are including aperture rings on their newer lens, and they're implementation is really pro. Cons: While lighter than the OG Sigma 85 1.4, this lens is definitely still heavier than the new GM 85 1.4 II. You will notice it. Now the biggest con to this lens, and it is still barely a con for most photographers and videographers, is going to be the AF speed. Don't get it twisted, this lens focus' really well in most situations. It's only when you have fast moving subjects or a subject wearing glasses where you start to see the difference between this lens and modern first party Sony lens'. Based on my experience, I would say this lens actually probably focuses about on par, or maybe a little bit better than the original Sony 85 1.4 GM, but is noticeably slower than the Sony 85 1.4 GM II. If you are shooting portraits, landscapes, still life, or lifestyle then you'll never notice these limitations. But once you start trying to shoot athletics, sports, kids running around, you will start to notice your hit rate drop a bit. In Summary: Technically the Sony 85 1.4 GM II has superior image quality. In reality, you will not notice the difference ever. This lens is very sharp, and actually performs better than the original GM lens that was incredibly popular for years. Unless you are planning to shoot sports with your 85mm... which I've done, but there are better lenses for that specific job even if the new G Master is capable of keeping up... then I can totally recommend this Sigma Art lens. I've included a few sample images I took when this lens first came in.
Ş**Ş
Güvenli ve kaliteli. Orjinal Sigma garantili
Kusursuz
A**R
Gorgeous lens with super performance!
This lens looks so good! It's a very sharp lens with smooth bokeh. Bought for shooting in darker conditions so having f1.4 is perfect. Used on a Sony FX6 and FX3 and the performance is exceptional. Better than the Sony lenses we use. Autofocus is spot on and performs very quickly. Colour rendition is excellent and grades very well in Post. Having a switchable click on the aperture is very useful too and it can be set to Auto aperture if needed.
K**S
Ein modernes, extrem scharfes Objektiv - ein ernsthafter Konkurrent für das GM? Absolut!
Ich habe hier seinerzeit eine sehr positive Rezension zum 85GM hinterlassen, damals noch im Vergleich zum 85 L 1.2 II von Canon. Jetzt also der Vergleich des Sigma mit dem 85 GM. Bauweise: Das Sigma ist etwas kompakter als das 85GM und mit 630g knapp 200g leichter als sein Sony-Pendant (und wiegst fast die Hälfte vom Sigma-Vorgänger!!) Es schmiegt sich perfekt an einen Sony Body und ist dadurch etwas weniger frontlastig. Auch der Filterdurchmesser fällt ebenfalls etwas kleiner aus (67mm). Die Wertigkeit des Tubus ist wie üblich bei der ART-Serie gelungen. Blendenring, AF/M-Taste, AFL-Button und On/Off für Click der Blende sind gleich. Neu und absolut sinnvoll: der zusätzliche Lock-Schalter, damit sich die Blende nicht verstellt. Großes Ausrufezeichen und endlich mitgedacht. Jetzt zur Performance: Macht das Sigma Abstriche bei der Qualität wegen der kompakten Bauweise? Nein! Die Bildschärfe (getestet an 61MP) ist richtig stark. Es ist mE sogar etwas schärfer als das GM, am Testchart sogar in den Randbereichen überraschend scharf. Auch das Bokeh gefällt mir persönlich sehr gut. Ich hatte Bedenken, ob das Bokeh aufgrund der Schärfe vielleicht etwas unruhig/steril sein wird, das war aber nicht der Fall - bleibt aber Geschmackssache. Der (Eye-)AF sitzt einfach bestialisch gut an meiner a7R IV. Er ist sogar merklich flotter (er pumpt bei low-light fast gar nicht, das ist am GM stärker ausgeprägt), zusätzlich ist der Motor kaum zu hören, daher sicherlich auch für das Filmen interessant. Man merkt, dass das Sigma einfach 5 Jahre jünger und somit auf die neuen hochauflösenden Sensoren ausgelegt ist. Ein leichte Vignettierung und Verzeichnung bei Offenblende bleibt trotz eingeschalteter Korrektur an der Kamera bestehen. Für mich mich fein, weil mit wenigen Klicks im Nachgang korrigierbar. Lens-Flares sind erkennbar vorhanden, haben mich aber nicht wirklich gestört. Diese Punkte scheinen der Aderlass der kompakten Bauweise zu sein. Meines Erachtens verschmerzbar. Fazit: Das Sigma macht mE einfach einen etwas moderneren Eindruck. Es ist kompakter, etwas schärfer und schneller als das GM und endlich mit einem Lock-Schalter für den Blendenring ausgestattet. Das Preis-Leistungsverhältnis empfinde ich daher als besser als beim Sony-Modell. Lohnt sich der Wechsel? Ein Nullsummenspiel, da ein gebrauchtes GM in etwa soviel kostet wie das neue Sigma. Wer grundsätzlich ein 85mm sucht, sollte zum Sigma greifen. Ich habe schlechte Erfahrungen (in meiner Canon-Zeit) mit dezentrierten Sigma-Modellen gemacht, mein hier bei Amazon erworbenes Modell ist aber völlig in Ordnung. Kaufempfehlung, ich bin sehr zufrieden mit dem neuen Sigma.
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