GL OPTICS SIGMA 18-35 ZOOM

The GL Optics Rehoused Sigma 18-35mm T2.0 is a professionally modernized cinema version of the acclaimed Sigma 18-35mm f/1.8 Art lens, re-engineered by GL Optics into a full cinema-grade PL mount barrel that brings this optically outstanding glass into professional film production workflows. The rehousing features industry-standard focus and zoom gear rings, a consistent front diameter, and a robust metal construction, transforming the original still photography lens into a reliable, set-ready cinema tool. With its exceptional T2.0 maximum aperture across the entire zoom range and sharp, contemporary optical rendering, this lens is a favorite for indie filmmakers, documentary crews, and television productions seeking high performance at an accessible price point.

Key Features:
The fast T2.0 maximum aperture is maintained across the full 18-35mm zoom range, delivering consistent exposure and a shallow depth of field without the need to stop down during zooming.
GL Optics’ precision rehousing adds industry-standard 0.8M gear rings to both the focus and zoom barrels, ensuring full compatibility with professional follow focus systems and wireless lens control units.
The Sigma Art optical formula provides razor-sharp resolution, high contrast, and minimal chromatic aberration, delivering a clean, modern image aesthetic highly suitable for narrative and commercial work.
The PL mount conversion makes this lens directly compatible with a wide range of professional cinema cameras, including ARRI, RED, and Sony VENICE platforms, without the need for additional adapters.
A consistent front diameter across the zoom range allows uninterrupted use of matte boxes and clip-on ND filters throughout the 18-35mm focal range.
The robust, precision-machined metal barrel provides the durability and tactile reliability expected on professional sets, while significantly improving on the handling of the original photographic housing.
The 18-35mm focal range covers wide-angle through moderate wide perspectives, making it an exceptionally versatile tool for establishing shots, interiors, handheld work, and Steadicam applications.