Classic superzoom lens from Sigma’s early autofocus era, compatible with Minolta A-mount and Sony Alpha DSLRs. This Gen 1.5 design features a push-pull zoom mechanism, robust metal construction, and a wide focal range ideal for travel, street, and casual telephoto work.
This copy is in excellent condition, with clean optics, smooth mechanics, and snappy aperture blades. Autofocus is responsive on compatible bodies. A rare find in this condition, especially for collectors of early AF glass.
Included:
Sigma AF 28–200mm f/4–5.6 lens (Minolta A mount)
Front and rear caps
Case
Specs:
Mount: Minolta A (Sony Alpha compatible)
Focal Length: 28–200mm
Aperture Range: f/4–5.6 to f/22
Zoom Type: Push-pull
Filter Thread: 72mm (rotating front element)
Minimum Focus Distance: 2.5m (1m in MF close-focus mode)
Macro Magnification: 1:3.8 at 200mm
Construction: 18 elements in 16 groups
Weight: ~730g
Made in Japan
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Collector Notes:
Released in 1986, this Sigma AF Zoom-ETA Multicoated lens represents one of the earliest autofocus superzooms. Its metal-heavy build, vintage bokeh, and macro mode make it a standout for collectors and experimenters. While later UC Aspherical versions are more compact, this model offers a unique tactile experience and solid optical performance when stopped down.
