Sigma 20-60mm f/2.8-4 DG Contemporary Lens (Sony E)

Sale priceR 15,995.00

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SKU: 666965

  • Full-Frame | f/2.8-4 to f/22-32 Aperture
  • Versatile Wide-to-Normal Zoom
  • HLA-Driven AF | 20-25cm Close Focus
  • Capture Rich Close-Ups & Vast Landscapes
  • Dust- & Splash-Resistant Design
  • 67mm Front Filter Thread

Estimated Availability: October 2026

The Sigma 20-60mm f/2.8-4 DG Contemporary Lens delivers versatile wide-to-normal zoom coverage in a compact, palm-sized design. Weighing 375g, it pairs a bright f/2.8 maximum aperture at the wide end with impressive macro capabilities, handling sweeping landscapes, low-light interiors, and rich close-ups with equal ease.

Featuring a sophisticated 15-element, 13-group optical construction, the 20-60mm f/2.8-4 ensures high-resolution performance and consistent edge-to-edge sharpness throughout the entire zoom range. Its robust dust- and splash-resistant construction empowers confident shooting in unpredictable weather, while its high-speed autofocus system ensures seamless operation for both photo and video capture.

Uncompromising Optics

  • Dynamic 20 to 60mm zoom range offers a wide-to-normal field of view ideal for everyday shooting
  • 15.8cm close focus at 28mm and 1:2.3 reproduction ratio at 35mm provide near half-macro close-up performance
  • Bright f/2.8 maximum aperture at 20mm enhances low-light capability and depth-of-field control
  • HLA-driven focus motor provides rapid, smooth autofocus during photo and video capture
  • Three SLD and three aspherical elements maintain edge-to-edge sharpness while suppressing optical aberrations
  • 15-element, 13-group optical design is optimized to suppress focus breathing

Practical Design

  • Dust- and splash-resistant body construction with water- and oil-repellent front lens surface
  • Ultracompact (72.2 x 88mm) and lightweight (375g) build maximizes mobility for all-day handheld use
  • 67mm front filter thread for the straightforward mounting of desired filters