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Sigma’s New 50-120mm f/2.8 Lens Faces Delay Due to Unexpected Demand

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Sigma began shipping its new AF 50-120mm f/2.8 DC OS Contemporary lens on October 22, 2026, as confirmed by Fuji Rumors. The launch marks the release of Sigma’s latest zoom offering designed for APS-C mirrorless systems, targeting creators seeking a fast, versatile telephoto option. Despite the official launch date, Sigma acknowledged that consumer demand has surpassed initial forecasts. In a public statement, the company explained that production capacity is currently unable to match the volume of pre-orders received. This imbalance has led to fulfillment delays across retail channels. Major retailers like B&H Photo have adjusted their expected availability dates, pushing back delivery timelines for customers who placed early orders. While specific shipment estimates were not disclosed in the source, the update confirms that not all pre-orders will be fulfilled immediately. The situation underscores strong market interest in Sigma’s Contemporary line, particularly among hybrid shooters valuing portability and performance. Creators relying on this lens for video or photography workflows may need to adjust timelines for gear acquisition. Sigma has not announced changes to pricing or specifications amid the delay. The company continues to work on scaling output to meet ongoing demand. Further updates on restocking timelines are expected from authorized dealers. For now, prospective buyers should verify current stock status directly with retailers before purchasing. The launch remains a notable development in Sigma’s 2026 product roadmap despite temporary supply constraints.

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