Sony E lens

Sigma 15mm F1.4 DG DN Diagonal Fisheye Art

15 mm, f/1.4, made for full frame. It mounts natively on 8 of our APS-C cameras; on the a6400 it is a fisheye equivalent to 23 mm on full frame.

  • 15 mm · 23 mm equiv. on a6400
  • f/1.4
  • Rear filter holder
  • 1,360 g
  • Weather-sealed
159.9 mm long, 104 mm across, to the scale every lens page uses

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159.9 mm long104 mm
Drawn from Sigma's published size: 104 × 159.9 mm. Details simplified.

On your camera

The view, the weight with the camera (battery and card included) and what the maker says about each pair. Sigma publishes the cameras this lens supports and its firmware updates on its own site. It is made for full-frame sensors and covers APS-C with room to spare.

The 8 cameras this lens fits
CameraEquivalent focal lengthWeight with cameraFit and maker's notesKit
Sony a600023 mm1,704 gFits and works
  • Neither the lens nor the camera is stabilised; use a faster shutter speed or a support.
Sigma's note on this pair
  • The lens's aperture ring does not work on this camera: set the aperture on the camera. Sigma: “The aperture ring cannot be used. Please adjust the aperture from the camera body.”

Sigma's page for this pair

Sony a610023 mm1,756 gFits and works
  • Neither the lens nor the camera is stabilised; use a faster shutter speed or a support.
Sony a640023 mm1,763 gFits and works
  • Neither the lens nor the camera is stabilised; use a faster shutter speed or a support.
Sony a660023 mm1,863 gFits and works
Sony a670023 mm1,853 gFits and works
Sony ZV-E1023 mm1,703 gFits and works
  • Neither the lens nor the camera is stabilised; use a faster shutter speed or a support.
Sony ZV-E10 II23 mm1,737 gFits and works
  • Neither the lens nor the camera is stabilised; use a faster shutter speed or a support.
Sony FX3023 mm2,006 gFits and works

Sigma's latest firmware for this lens: version 02, published 22 Aug 2024 (as of 4 Nov 2026). Each linked page says how to install it.

What it frames

A fisheye: it takes in a very wide view, and straight lines that do not pass through the centre of the picture curve. Sigma gives its angle of view as 180° on a full-frame camera; an APS-C camera records the middle of that picture, so it takes in less. On the a6400 it frames like a 23 mm fisheye on full frame.

It focuses down to 38.5 cm from the sensor.

On the a6400, to scale

Side view drawn from the published depth of the camera and length of the lens. 1,763 g together. From the back of the camera to the front of the lens: about 220 mm (59.7 + 159.9 mm).

Other fisheye lenses for Sony E

The nearest in focal length, and what each changes against the 15mm F1.4 DG DN Diagonal Fisheye Art. Specifications only: we have not compared their pictures.

Questions about this lens

Which cameras does the Sigma 15mm F1.4 DG DN Diagonal Fisheye Art fit?

8 APS-C cameras in our catalogue: a6000, a6100, a6400, a6600, a6700, ZV-E10, ZV-E10 II, FX30. It is made for full frame, so it also fits the full-frame cameras on its mount.

What does it frame like on APS-C?

On the a6400 (1.5x) its 15 mm is equivalent to 23 mm on full frame, and the picture keeps its fisheye curve.

What filter size does it take?

Rear filter holder.

Where these facts come from

Facts from the makers' specification pages. How we check

Size, weight, filter thread, close focus and magnification are Sigma's published figures. Source: Sigma's specification page. We have not tested this lens; for image quality, read reviews from people who have.

Specifications

Mount
Sony E
Made for
Full-frame sensors (covers APS-C too)
Focal length
15 mm
Maximum aperture
f/1.4
Lens stabilisation
No
Weather sealing
Yes, per the maker
Filter thread
Rear filter holder
Weight
1,360 g
Size (diameter × length)
104 × 159.9 mm
Closest focus
38.5 cm
Maximum magnification
0.06x
Autofocus
Yes
Announced
2024
Latest lens firmware
Version 02, published 22 Aug 2024 (as of 4 Nov 2026)