Sigma Lenses For Micro 4/3

[1280 x 800] Only by about 3%-4%, but still 6 cores are doing better than 8. Runs reasonably cool and no problems with games or professional apps like Photoshop or Lightroom. For most people wanting a fast enough computer without a big investment this is the sweet spot.

[Rear] Works perfect with Sigma lenses

[Aluminum] Perfect match for Sigma lenses

[100 Ohms] works great on my sigma lenses

[0.38 lb] Vintage lenses and Micro 4/3rds are made for each other. This makes it even better! 5 stars

[ARRI PL] I absolutely love the CP.3 lenses. The 85mm is an absolute Beauty. Having a compact, lightweight, well designed, and optically beautiful lens is a huge selling factor for me. I don't buy lenses that aren't build well and these are tanks. Zeiss did an incredible jobs redesigning these. I highly recommend. I use them on the Red Komodo and will soon try them out on the Red Raptor, although I know they will work great with it. Definitely a must buy or rent depending on your job or project. Worth every penny

I absolutely love the CP.3 lenses. The 85mm is an absolute Beauty. Having a compact, lightweight, well designed, and optically beautiful lens is a huge selling factor for me. I don't buy lenses that aren't build well and these are tanks. Zeiss did an incredible jobs redesigning these. I highly recommend. I use them on the Red Komodo and will soon try them out on the Red Raptor, although I know they will work great with it. Definitely a must buy or rent depending on your job or project. Worth every penny

[12 to 30 VDC] Literally cannot speak more highly of these lenses. They are heavy, but beautiful glass and the quintessential Zeiss pop renders a beautiful image of the subject. Apparently, these are the same optical design and coating as the Zeiss CP.3 cinema lenses, just in a non-cine style body. This comes with hiccups in regards to set workflow such as needing to relocate your focus motors and matte box for every lens swap, but for literally half the price of a four-lens CP.3 kit, you're getting the same performance. The adjustable Zeiss cine rings are an awesome inclusion and pair up well with a Nucleus-M motor, so no need to worry about high-torque motors. That said, I had a Nucleus Nano that just didn't handle the longer focal lengths well - perhaps the torque wasn't enough for these larger lenses - so I upgraded to a more professional option with the Nucleus-M and have had no issues with good results.

[Twist-On] This is the same cap that comes with Sigma lenses so it fits perfectly.

[0.115 lb] I love the size of this line of lenses by Sigma. And it is as sharp as anything else out there.