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High-Speed 28mm T1.5

High-Speed 28mm T1.5

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$4,289.00at Duclos LensesChecked Nov 11

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  • Last seen at $4,289.00 at Duclos Lenses on Nov 11.

Our take on the High-Speed 28mm T1.5

The Sigma Cine 28mm T1.5 is a mid-wide full-frame prime for cinema cameras, built to give narrative and documentary footage a sense of place without obvious wide-angle distortion. Its T1.5 aperture keeps low-light scenes usable and gives smooth depth-of-field falloff. It shares the Sigma Cine family's 95 mm front, standard gear positions and 180° focus throw, so it swaps quickly with the rest of a matched set. Against pricier cine primes it trades some exotic glass for consistent, clean images and a rugged all-metal body.

Best forNarrative and documentary coverageHandheld and gimbal workLow-light interiorsOwner-operators building a matched cine set
Pros
  • Fast T1.5 aperture for low light and shallow depth
  • Natural mid-wide field of view that keeps subjects proportional
  • 95 mm front and standard gears for fast lens swaps
  • 180° focus rotation for repeatable pulls
  • Clean, high-resolving optics with low chromatic aberration
  • All-metal build; PL, EF and E mounts with native metadata
Cons
  • Large and heavy compared with mirrorless stills primes
  • Manual focus only, with no autofocus
  • T1.5 cine glass is a serious investment
  • Depth of field is very thin wide open, demanding accurate focus pulling

High-Speed 28mm T1.5 prices at every store

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    $4,289.00Checked Nov 11
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What reviewers say

Owners of the Sigma Cine line describe the primes as sharp, clean and dependable on set, with consistent color and mechanics across the set. The 28mm is valued as a versatile mid-wide that covers scenes without a strongly wide look.

What people mention
  • BuildPraisedOwners call the all-metal housing solid and dependable on set.
  • Focus throwPraisedThe 180° rotation is described as smooth and repeatable for focus pulls.
  • Set consistencyPraisedUsers value matched color and mechanics across the Sigma Cine primes.
  • WeightCriticisedThe lens is heavy, which owners note on handheld and gimbal rigs.
  • Wide-open focusMixedAt T1.5 the depth of field is very thin, so focus pulling needs care.

About the High-Speed 28mm T1.5

The Sigma Cine 28mm T1.5 is a mid-wide cinema prime lens. Its perspective is wide enough to include the environment and spatial context, yet natural enough to keep subjects proportionally accurate. It is suited to narrative coverage, documentary work, and handheld or gimbal operation.

The T1.5 aperture supports low-light shooting and depth control on full-frame cinema sensors. Optically, the lens delivers high resolving power with controlled contrast and minimal chromatic aberration across the frame.

It follows Sigma Cine family standards, with a 95 mm front diameter and standardized gear positions for fast lens swaps. Focus rotates 180° for precise, repeatable focus pulls. The body is all-metal. Each mount supports its native metadata protocol.

Focal length
28mm
Aperture
T1.5
Sensor coverage
Full-frame cinema sensors
Mounts
ARRI PL, Canon EF, Sony E
Front diameter
95 mm
Focus rotation
180°
Construction
All-metal
Metadata
Native metadata protocol for each mount

Questions and answers

Is the 28mm T1.5 good for narrative work?
Yes. The mid-wide field of view includes environment and context while keeping subjects natural, which suits dialogue coverage and documentary scenes.
Does it cover full-frame sensors?
Yes. It is designed for full-frame cinema sensors, and the T1.5 aperture gives shallow depth control at that size.
Which mounts are available?
It comes in ARRI PL, Canon EF and Sony E mounts, each supporting its native metadata protocols.
Will it match other Sigma Cine lenses?
Yes. It shares the 95 mm front diameter, standard gear positions and 180° focus rotation, so it swaps quickly within a matched set.
Does it have autofocus?
No. It is a manual-focus cine lens with geared focus and iris rings for follow-focus systems.
What is in the box?
The lens ships with front and rear caps; check the listing for any support or case accessories.
Where is the High-Speed 28mm T1.5 cheapest?
At Duclos Lenses, for $4,289.00, as of our latest check.

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