Sigma Launches New Lens, Future Releases Affected by EU Regulations

TapTechNews May 17th news, Sigma has just launched a new product of the 24-70mm F2.8 DG DN II lens, with L-mount and E-mount versions available. The overseas price is 1199 US dollars (TapTechNews note: currently about 8657 Chinese yuan).

SonyAlphaRumors claims that it is 100% sure that Sigma will also release an 'epic' new product with super specifications, featuring an F1.8 large aperture and also a full-frame zoom lens. This specification is unprecedented, and neither Sigma nor other manufacturers have ever launched a lens of this level. If there are no surprises, this new product will still offer Sony E and Leica L-mount versions.

Probably many users have noticed that companies such as Sony, Canon, and Nikon have not released new camera products in 2024. SonyAlphaRumors disclosed that these companies have postponed the release of new products due to new EU regulations, such as the Nikon Z6III being one of them.

In addition, SonyAlphaRumors also had news a month ago that the Sony ZV-E10II would be postponed from late May to around June, which may be one of the reasons.