10 interactive lens diagrams
Sigma SA autofocus SLR and mirrorless mount, 1990s-2010s | Primarily APS-C and full-frame Sigma bodies
Sigma SA was the company's own autofocus mount for cameras sold alongside its third-party lens business. It hosted Sigma film SLRs, digital SD bodies, and the later sd Quattro mirrorless bodies, with many lenses adapted from Sigma's broader optical catalog.
The mount is most interesting because it pairs Sigma lens design with Sigma's Foveon-sensor camera lineage. That makes the system a distinctive mix of conventional SLR-style lens geometry, proprietary camera bodies, and unusually color-focused digital capture rather than a large mainstream ecosystem.
SA pages in this catalog represent a smaller ecosystem than Canon, Nikon, or Sony mounts, but they show Sigma as a complete camera-system maker rather than only an independent lens supplier. They are also helpful when comparing multi-mount Sigma formulas that share optics across several camera systems.
Flange focal distance 44 mm, bayonet mount. 0° at 12 o'clock from the camera front; the lens-side view is the horizontal mirror. Dotted strokes mark photo-scaled or schematic (not-to-scale) dimensions.