Sigma 16-300mm f3.5-6.7 DC OS (C) Canon RF Mount

Sigma 16-300mm f3.5-6.7 DC OS © Canon RF Mount

The world's first 18.8x

Zoom

with 16mm wide-angle adjustment

The Sigma 16-300mm F3.5-6.7 DC OS Contemporary is the world's first mirrorless lens with an 18.8x Zoom ratio. This portable lens is equivalent to 24-450mm* in 35mm format and covers everything from wide angle for landscapes and interiors to super telephoto for sports, wildlife and aviation

*Approximately 25.6-480mm for the Canon RF mount version.

Maximum magnification ratio of 1:2 at 70 mm for impressive close-ups

With a maximum magnification ratio of 1:2 at 70 mm, the Sigma 16-300 mm F3.5-6.7 DC OS Contemporary offers outstanding performance at close range, perfect for capturing detailed images of flowers, insects and other small subjects. With a maximum magnification of 1:3 at the wide-angle end and 1:4 at the telephoto end, photographers have access to a wide range of creative expression.

Small, light and portable

Despite its impressive Zoom range of 16-300 mm, the Sigma 16-300 mm F3.5-6.7 DC OS Contemporary places great emphasis on portability, measuring just 73.8 mm in diameter, 121.4 mm long and weighing only 615 g*. This is achieved through advanced mechanical and optical design, including a high refractive index glass element with significant differences in thickness and an aspherical lens element

*Details refer to the L-mount version.

Accelerated AF speed and accuracy with HLA autofocus motor

To help photographers capture even the most fleeting moments, the Sigma 16-300 mm F3.5-6.7 DC OS Contemporary has an HLA (High-Response Linear Actuator) motor that enables high-speed autofocus with outstanding drive accuracy.

Outstanding optical stabilization through the OS2 algorithm

The Sigma 16-300mm F3.5-6.7 DC OS Contemporary is based on the same technology as the Sigma super telephoto lenses used by professional nature and sports photographers. It offers 6 stops of optical stabilization at the wide-angle end and 4.5 stops at the telephoto end. The latest OS2 optical stabilization algorithm provides superior image stabilization to mitigate the effects of camera shake. This allows photographers to achieve blur-free results without a tripod, even when shooting in low light and full Zoom

*Measured with an APS-C camera at focal lengths of 16 mm and 300 mm according to CIPA standards.

Equipped with a Zoom lock switch at the wide end

The Sigma 16-300 mm F3.5-6.7 DC OS Contemporary has a Zoom lock switch that can be fixed at the wide end to prevent the lens from extending.

Dust and splash-proof construction* and water-repellent coating

The Sigma 16-300mm F3.5-6.7 DC OS Contemporary is designed for photographers who want to work in all environments. It has a dust and splash-proof construction for use in harsh conditions. In addition, the front element has a water and oil repellent coating that keeps the lens free from contamination

*The construction is dust and splash resistant, but not waterproof. Make sure that the lens does not come into contact with large amounts of water. Water in the lens can cause considerable damage and even make the lens irreparable.

Consistently high image quality over the entire Zoom

range Thanks to its advanced optical design with 1 FLD, 4 SLD and 4 aspherical elements, the lens has excellent aberration correction and delivers sharp results over the entire Zoom and focus range.

Designed to minimize flare and ghosting

By measuring the incidence of light under all conditions and using advanced simulation technology, the Sigma 16-300 mm F3.5-6.7 DC OS Contemporary guarantees outstanding

resistance to

flare and ghosting

.outstanding resistance to flare and ghosting, allowing photographers to capture sharp and clear images even in the most challenging lighting conditions - just as an all-in-one lens should.

Suppressed Focus Breathing for consistent composition

The Sigma 16-300mm F3.5-6.7 DC OS Contemporary is designed to effectively suppress focus breathing, making it the perfect choice for filmmakers as well as photographers working with multi-shot techniques such as focus stacking. Over the entire Zoom range, changes in the angle of view when changing focus are reduced to an absolute minimum.