Sigma 80-200mm f3.5-4 High-Speed Zoom-l - Lens

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Model Details

Manual focus telephoto push-pull zoom lens for Konica AR mount SLR cameras made by Sigma introduced in 1980. Has a built-in lens hood and in-between aperture stops. Metal body available in black.

  • Sigma 80-200mm f3.5-4 High-Speed Zoom-l (12 elements, 8 groups)
  • Closest focusing distance: 1.5m
  • Aperture blades: 8
  • Size: 149 x 65mm
  • Weight: 706g
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Konica AR

Konica’s AR system was introduced in 1965 alongside their first SLR, the Auto Reflex. It had auto in the name because the AR bayonet was the first SLR mount to offer automatic exposure. Simply select a shutter speed and the camera was capable of picking an appropriate aperture as long as the lens was set to EE, or ”Electric Eye” mode.

Konica would continue to use this lens mount for decades, eventually adding fully programmed exposure and other advanced features to their SLRs. Despite their excellence, especially in lens production, Konica cameras and lenses are generally less popular than alternatives from Nikon, Canon, Olympus, or Pentax.

Konica’s AR lenses, especially their Hexanon series, are of exceptional quality and can be adapted easily to mirrorless systems.

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Sigma 80-200mm f3.5-4 High-Speed Zoom-l - Lens Availability & Price History
Date Sold SKU Quality Control Price Image
26 May 2023 T38921 € 9,00 Sigma 80-200mm f3.5-4 High-Speed Zoom-l - Lens Image