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Sigma, Tamron, and Others Are More Important Than You Think

Sigma, Tamron, and Others Are More Important Than You Think

Posted on January 18, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Third-party lenses from Sigma and others add so much to the industry.

It was just the other week when we outlined what we wanted to see from Sigma in the coming year. We talked about how we looked forward to Canon RF and Nikon Z mount lenses. We even pleaded with Sigma for new Foveon based cameras. Well, it looks like our prayers have been received. Sigma CEO Kazuto Yamak talks about lenses and cameras and what direction the company will be taking going forward in a new interview.
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Cameras Tags:Canon, interview, Nikon, sigma, Tamron

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