Sigma 60-600mm F4.5-6.3 DG DN OS (S) Sony E-Mount

The Ultimate All-in-One Ultra-Telephoto Zoom

The Sigma 60-600mm F4.5-6.3 DG DN OS | Sports is the world's first and only 10x ultra-telephoto zoom lens designed specifically for full-frame mirrorless cameras. Covering everything from standard to ultra-telephoto focal lengths, this lens eliminates the need for frequent lens swaps, making it the perfect companion for airshows, professional sports, and wildlife photography.

Uncompromising Optical Quality

Engineered with a sophisticated optical design featuring FLD and SLD glass elements, this lens effectively corrects chromatic aberrations common in long-range photography. Whether shooting at 60mm or 600mm, you can expect edge-to-edge sharpness and high-contrast images. With a minimum focusing distance of 45cm and a maximum magnification ratio of 1:2.4 at 200mm, it also serves as a highly capable tele-macro lens for capturing intricate details.

High-Speed HLA Autofocus

Equipped with the newly developed HLA (High-response Linear Actuator) motor, the Sigma 60-600mm delivers unparalleled autofocus speed and precision. This high-output linear motor ensures silent operation and exceptional focus-following performance, allowing you to track fast-moving subjects like birds in flight or racing vehicles with absolute confidence.

Advanced OS2 Image Stabilization

The updated OS2 optical stabilizer algorithm provides an incredible 7 stops of compensation at the wide end and 6 stops at the telephoto end. Featuring two distinct modes for general shooting and intelligent panning, this system ensures blur-free handheld shots even in challenging lighting conditions or when tracking erratic movement.

Professional Build and Handling

Built for the rigors of professional use, the lens features a dust and splash-resistant structure and a water-repellent front coating. The multi-material construction, utilizing magnesium and carbon fiber, keeps the lens lightweight without sacrificing durability. The Dual Action Zoom allows for both traditional rotation and rapid push-pull zooming for intuitive framing in the field.