Name: Sigma 16-300mm f/3.5-6.7 DC OS Contemporary Fujifilm X-mount
Brand: Sigma
SKU: 963316
Price: 729 EUR
Availability: InStock
Rating: 10 (1 reviews)

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Thanks to the large 16-300mm zoom range, you can photograph many different subjects from landscapes to wild animals.
You can take sharp handheld photos, thanks to the built-in image stabilization.
Thanks to the fast autofocus motor, you can take razor-sharp photos of moving subjects.
The lens has a variable aperture, so it's less light-sensitive if you zoom in.

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The Sigma 16-300mm f/3.5-6.7 DC OS Contemporary Fujifilm X-mount is a versatile zoom lens for Fujifilm mirrorless cameras. It has a large 16-300mm zoom range, so you can capture many different type of subjects. You can photograph a beautiful landscape at 16mm, for example. Zoom in up to 85mm for a portrait or bring wild animals closer at 300mm. You don't need another lens when you travel. You can make sharp handheld photos thanks to the built-in image stabilization. This technology reduces vibrations, so you can even take 300mm photos without motion blur. The lens has a fast and silent autofocus motor. This allows you to easily focus on a moving subject, like a flying bird.

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Lens cover

Key specs

Lens mount	Fujifilm X mount
Suitable for camera type	APS-C
Zoom or prime lens	Zoom lens
Zoom range	16-300mm
Fixed focal point
Lens type	Standard, Telephoto lens, Wide-angle
Image stabilization
Weight	615 g

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Versatile lens with a large zoom range in a compact design

Compact lens
Large zoom range
Good image stabilization
No fixed aperture

I take sharp and clear photos with the Sigma 16-300mm lens. I use the version for Canon system cameras with RF mount. The lens is nice and small. I think it's a shame that the lens has a variable aperture. This makes it less suitable for dark conditions.

Sturdy and compact design The lens is neatly packed in the box. There is a lens cover around it that protects it from scratches. When I take it out, it feels sturdy. For the large zoom range of 16-300mm, I find the lens very small and light. The weight is balanced in combination with my Canon EOS R, with which I test it. I take the camera and lens outside and photograph many different subjects.

Versatile in use I really like the large zoom range, this makes the lens versatile in use. For example, I take photos with a wide angle of view. When I zoom in all the way with the lens, I bring small details in the distance close up. I photograph details of old houses in the street. I can easily capture this without getting too close. I would also take this lens with me on a trip, for example when I go on safari. For a telephoto lens, it adds little weight to my luggage and I only need one lens to capture both landscapes and wildlife.

Good image stabilization The photos I take are sharp thanks to the built-in image stabilization. I don't quickly see motion blur in my photos, even when I zoom in fully with the lens. At 300mm, small movements of my hand are more visible, but I don't notice this while taking photos. I do use fast shutter speeds. If I set my shutter speed slower, for example to 1/20, I take blurry photos more quickly.

Variable aperture When I take photos outside, the photos are clear. I also test the lens indoors. I have more difficulty taking clear photos indoors. There is less daylight here and the variable aperture of f/3.5-6.7 means the lens is not very bright. I have to slow down my shutter speed or increase the ISO value a bit. I find this a disadvantage. I find the lens less suitable for dark locations because of this.

Review by:
Manon. camera specialist.
Date:
7 May 2025
Translation:
Automatically translated from Dutch

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Specifications

Product

Product
Product number	963316
Manufacturer code	887975
Brand	Sigma
Warranty	2 years
Processing of your defect	Via Coolblue

Usage

Usage
Lens type	Standard, Telephoto lens, Wide-angle
Type of photography	All-round, Architecture and interior, Landscape, Nature photography, Portrait, Product, Sports and action, Wild animal photography

Suitable for

Suitable for
Lens mount	Fujifilm X mount
Suitable for camera type	APS-C
Compatible with lens filter
Filter size	67 mm

Properties

Properties
Zoom or prime lens	Zoom lens
Number of aperture shutters	9
Fixed aperture
Number of groups	14
Number of elements	20
Type of lens elements	Aspherical, FLD, Fluorite, SLD
Special lens elements
Number of stops	4,5
Image stabilization
Fixed focal point
Zoom range	16-300mm

Focus

Focus
Shortest focusing distance	17 cm
Manual focus override
Silent focusing motor
Internal focus
Focal distance control
Autofocus

Physical properties

Physical properties
Color	Black
Weight	615 g
Material	Plastic
Diameter	73,8 mm
Length camera lens	123,7 mm

Resistance

Resistance
Dustproof
Shockproof

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Sigma 16-300mm f/3.5-6.7 DC OS Contemporary Fujifilm X-mount

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Sigma 16-300mm f/3.5-6.7 DC OS Contemporary Fujifilm X-mount