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At Photokina on September the 18th 2012 Sigma announced a new range of products and a new user-oriented way of thinking towards interchangeable lenses which meant overhauling the standard set by what is considered the most important element of a camera system.
Developed under the brand ‘SIGMA GLOBAL VISION' (SGV), SIGMA offered a single universal style and name for all its in-house products to be retailed in over 70 countries worldwide. It's a remarkable trend according to CEO Kazuto Yamaki.
Now we invite you to join us in celebrating the tenth anniversary of Sigma's Global Vision. We would like to extend our thanks and gratitude to all those who have chosen an Art, Sports or Contemporary line product and everyone else who has supported our brand over the past ten years.
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The SIGMA 10-18mm F2.8 DC DN | Contemporary is the world’s smallest and lightest ultra-wide- angle zoom lens for APS-C cameras*, covering an effective focal range of 15-27mm (35mm equivalent). With ul ...
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