
Sigma
Sigma 321965 85mm F1.4 Art DG HSM Sony E Lens
★★★★★
Sigma's acclaimed 85mm f/1.4 Art lens delivers stunning portrait sharpness and creamy bokeh on Sony E-mount cameras.
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Overview
Key Features
Stellar optical performance
DxOMark Highest Score (Sep. 2016)
Updated AF system with 1.3x the Torque
Designed and tested for high mega-pixel cameras
Angle of view (35mm) 28.6°
Specifications
Brand
Sigma
Model
321965
Focal Length
85mm
Maximum Aperture
f/1.4
Lens Mount
Sony E
Lens Series
Art DG HSM
Angle of View (35mm)
28.6°
Diaphragm Blades
9 (rounded)
Special Elements
2 FLD elements, 1 high anomalous partial dispersion / high refraction element
Autofocus Motor
HSM (Hyper Sonic Motor), 1.3x torque
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- Exceptional optical sharpness wide open at f/1.4, validated by top DxOMark scores.
- Nine rounded diaphragm blades produce beautifully smooth and circular bokeh.
- Updated HSM autofocus motor with 1.3x more torque improves focus speed and accuracy.
- Optical design with 2 FLD elements and a high-refraction element controls chromatic aberration effectively.
👎 Cons
- Noticeably large and heavy compared to many native Sony 85mm options, which can affect portability.
- Lacks optical image stabilization, making it more dependent on camera IBIS or fast shutter speeds.
- The 28.6-degree angle of view and f/1.4 aperture produce extremely shallow depth of field that demands precise focus technique.
- Premium build quality and glass come at a higher price point than budget 85mm alternatives.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does this lens have built-in image stabilization?
No, this lens does not include optical stabilization. It relies on in-body image stabilization (IBIS) if your Sony camera supports it.
How many diaphragm blades does this lens have?
It features 9 rounded diaphragm blades, which contribute to smooth, circular bokeh in out-of-focus areas.
Is this a native Sony E-mount lens or an adapted version?
This is Sigma's native Sony E-mount version, designed to communicate directly with Sony mirrorless bodies for full autofocus and electronic aperture control.
What type of autofocus motor does this lens use?
It uses Sigma's HSM (Hyper Sonic Motor) autofocus system with 1.3 times the torque of previous designs for faster and more reliable focusing.