Looking for 95mm DSLR lenses? This page groups DSLR lenses that take a 95mm filter size, a size typical of large telephoto zooms. Excellent Photo, at 5387 Park Avenue in Montreal, ships these lenses across Canada.
How to choose a 95mm DSLR lens
The number in the page name is the filter thread diameter, not the focal length. Knowing it helps you buy matching filters, such as a UV, polarizer or neutral density filter, in a single size. Check the filter size printed on your lens or in its specifications before you order.
Next, check the mount. A lens must match your camera system, so confirm whether you shoot with Canon EF, Nikon F or another mount. Our DSLR lenses collection covers every mount, and the Nikon F mount DSLR lenses page is a good start for Nikon owners. If you still need a body, see our DSLR cameras.
Which lens suits which use
- Wildlife and birds: a long telephoto zoom lets you frame distant subjects without getting close.
- Sports and motorsport: a long zoom range helps you follow action from the sidelines.
- Travel and landscape compression: a telephoto isolates faraway details and stacks layers of a scene.
Long lenses are heavier, so think about a monopod or tripod and about image stabilization for handheld shooting.
Brands we carry here
This page lists Sigma glass. The Sigma 150-600mm f5-6.3 DG OS Contemporary Lens for Canon EF is a long telephoto zoom for Canon EF DSLR cameras.
Using a mirrorless camera? Browse the 95mm mirrorless lenses instead.
Frequently asked questions
What does 95mm mean on a DSLR lens?
It is the filter thread diameter at the front of the lens, which tells you what size of filter fits.
Which 95mm DSLR lens do you carry?
The Sigma 150-600mm f5-6.3 DG OS Contemporary Lens for Canon EF is listed on this page.
Is a 150-600mm lens good for wildlife?
A long telephoto zoom is a common choice for wildlife and birds because it brings distant subjects closer.
Will a DSLR lens fit my camera?
It depends on the mount. Check your camera's mount against the lens name, for example Canon EF.