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Sigma Cine 40mm T1.5 FF Lens

The Sigma 40mm T1.5 FF is a 40mm f/1.5 lens designed for PL Mount, Canon EF, Sony E mount cameras. Check GearFocus for current availability, with buyer protection on every purchase.

Sigma Cine 40mm T1.5 FF Lens

Sigma Cine 40mm T1.5 FF Lens

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Lens Overview — Sigma 40mm T1.5 FF

The Sigma Cine 40mm T1.5 is a full-frame prime lens built specifically for professional cinema and video production. Offering a T1.5 maximum aperture, it delivers strong light-gathering capability that can be valuable in challenging lighting conditions on set. As a prime lens with a 40mm focal length, it sits in versatile standard territory, making it a practical choice for a wide range of cinematic scenarios from dialogue scenes to environmental storytelling.

The lens is manual focus only, which aligns with professional cinema workflows where focus pullers rely on precise, repeatable manual control. It is available in three mount options — PL Mount, Canon EF, and Sony E — giving cinematographers flexibility across a broad range of cinema and mirrorless camera platforms. The lens is rated for full-frame coverage, making it suitable for use with larger-format cinema and hybrid cameras.

At 1200g, it carries a substantial build consistent with professional cine lens construction. With no image stabilization, it is designed for use on stabilized rigs and support systems typical in professional production environments. Overall, it is a purpose-built cine prime that prioritizes optical consistency and workflow compatibility.

Key Features — Sigma 40mm T1.5 FF

T1.5 Maximum Aperture: Exceptionally wide aperture gathers substantial light, supporting shoots in low-light environments without heavy artificial lighting.

40mm Full-Frame Prime: A standard focal length with full-frame coverage that suits a wide range of cinematic scenarios, from dialogue scenes to wider environmental shots.

Multiple Mount Options: Available in PL Mount, Canon EF, and Sony E, giving cinematographers flexibility across professional cinema and mirrorless camera systems.

Cinema-Grade Manual Focus: Smooth, repeatable manual focus ring engineered for precise focus pulls by dedicated focus pullers on professional sets.

Part of Sigma Cine Line: Designed to match the optical characteristics and external dimensions of other Sigma Cine primes, enabling consistent performance across a matched set.

Robust ~1200g Build: Substantial construction reflects professional cine lens standards, built to withstand the demands of daily production use.

Lens Specifications — Sigma 40mm T1.5 FF

Sigma 40mm T1.5 FF full specifications
SpecDetail
Use CasesVideo / Cinematography, Studio, Creative Effects
Lens TypeCine
FormatFull Frame
Zoom/PrimePrime
Focal Length40mm
Maximum Aperturef/1.5
Camera SystemCinema / Video
Lens MountPL Mount, Canon EF, Sony E
AutofocusNo
Focus TypeManual
Image StabilizationNone
Weight1200g

Description — Sigma 40mm T1.5 FF

The Sigma Cine 40mm T1.5 FF Lens is a full-frame cinema prime with a T1.5 maximum aperture, designed for professional cinematography and video production workflows. With a 40mm focal length in the standard range, it offers versatile framing options across a wide variety of production scenarios. The lens is manual focus only, reflecting the precision and repeatability demanded by professional focus pullers on set.

It is available in PL Mount, Canon EF, and Sony E mount versions, allowing it to integrate into a broad range of professional cinema and hybrid camera systems. Weighing 1200g, it is built to the robust standards expected of dedicated cine glass. There is no image stabilization, so it is best deployed on stabilized rigs and support systems common in professional production environments.

Whether used for narrative filmmaking, commercial production, or any full-frame cinema application, the Sigma Cine 40mm T1.5 brings a consistent T-stop aperture and standard focal length to demanding professional sets.

Pros — Sigma 40mm T1.5 FF

  • ✓Wide T1.5 maximum aperture provides strong light gathering for low-light cinema shoots
  • ✓Full-frame coverage (lensFormat: Full Frame) supports larger-format cinema and hybrid camera sensors
  • ✓Available in three mount options — PL Mount, Canon EF, and Sony E — for broad camera compatibility

Cons — Sigma 40mm T1.5 FF

  • ✗No image stabilization (imageStabilization: None), requiring external stabilization support for handheld or moving shots
  • ✗Manual focus only with no autofocus support, which may limit use in run-and-gun or documentary-style productions
  • ✗At 1200g, the lens is relatively heavy and may require additional support on smaller camera rigs

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Frequently Asked Questions — Sigma 40mm T1.5 FF

What camera mounts is this lens available in?+
The Sigma Cine 40mm T1.5 is available in PL Mount, Canon EF, and Sony E mount configurations. This gives it compatibility across a range of professional cinema cameras and mirrorless hybrid systems.
Does this lens cover full-frame sensors?+
Yes, the lens is specified with a Full Frame lens format, making it suitable for use with full-frame cinema and hybrid camera systems.
Does this lens have autofocus?+
No, the Sigma Cine 40mm T1.5 is manual focus only. This is consistent with professional cinema production workflows where focus pullers use manual control for precise and repeatable focus marks.
How heavy is this lens?+
The lens weighs 1200g, which is typical for professional cinema lenses. Users should plan accordingly when selecting rigs, support systems, and camera balancing setups.
What is the maximum aperture of this lens?+
The lens has a maximum aperture of T1.5, expressed as a T-stop — the standard light transmission measurement used in cinema lenses for consistent exposure matching across a lens set.
Is this lens suitable for use with image stabilization?+
The lens itself has no built-in image stabilization. For stabilized shooting, it would need to be paired with a camera body that offers sensor-based stabilization or used on a dedicated stabilizer rig.

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