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    Sigma SD15 Digital SLR Camera

    March 5th, 2010
    Sigma SD15 Digital SLR Camera

    The Sigma SD15 digital SLR camera was announced again after its first mentioning at Photokina Show in 2008. It features the 14 megapixel sensor, “TRUE II” image processing engine, 3-inch LCD screen and 3fps continuous shooting.

    The camera’s Foveon X3® SMOS image sensor captures full information of light with a three-dimensional feeling for accurate true-to-life color reproduction while the TRUE II image processing engine improves the processing speed and overall image quality. The SD15 can shoot at 3fps and capture up to 21 RAW Images in a single burst.

    There are two motor systems for lowering the vibration of the mirror movement, which prevent camera shake and thus image blur. The system is further enhanced by mirror lock-up mechanism preventing vibration when the shutter is released.

    The SD15 offers full manual controls alongside with intuitive user interface. It also has Auto Bracketing function with value set in 1/3EV increments up to ±3EV(3 stops)/±1.7EV(5 stops), ISO range from 50 to 3200, 5 focusing points for the camera’s AF and fours light metering modes.

    The camera is equipped with the Backlight top LCD panel for quick check of camera information and the Dust Protector preventing dust from entering the body.

    The SD15 features its own built-in flash with guide number 11 and 17mm angle of coverage. It can be synchronized to a shutter speed up to 1/180 sec and incorporates the S-TTL automatic exposure. The camera is also compatible with a wide range of optional accessories from Sigma.

    The camera ships with SIGMA Photo Pro 4.0 sotfware for quick RAW file conversion and accurate niose reduction.

    SigmaSD15Specifications:

    • 14 Mp Foveon X3 CMOS Sensor
    • Sensor size: 0.98 in. Diagonal
    • File Format: 12-bit RAW (.X3F), JPEG (EXIF 2.21)
    • Maximum Image Size: 2640 x 1760 (4.6Mp)
    • SLR type Eye-level Pentaprism Viewfinder
    • 3.0 in. LCD Screen with 460,000 dots
    • Focusing System: 5-Point Phase-Difference Detection
    • Manual Focus Possible
    • Sensitivity: ISO50-3200
    • Shutter Speed: 30 - 1/4000 sec
    • Exposure Modes: Aperture, Shutter, Manual
    • Metering Modes: 77-segment Evaluative, Cen er Weighted Average, Center Area, Spot
    • True II Processor
    • Continuous Shooting: 3.0 fps for 21 frames
    • Internal Flash: Guide Number 11
    • SD, SDHC Memory Cards
    • Sigma Photo Pro 4.0 Software
    • Lithium-Ion Rechargeable Battery
    • Remote Control: RS-31 Wireless, CR-21 Wired
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    Sigma DP2s Succeeds the DP2 Digital Camera

    March 2nd, 2010
    Sigma DP2s Succeeds the DP2 Digital Camera

    Sigma has announced the launch of their new fixed-focal lens digital camera, the Sigma DP2s. it succeeds the DP2 and features the same 14-megapixel resolution, 24.2mm (41mm equivalent) F2.8 lens and RAW support.

    The camera’s FOVEON X3® direct image sensor combines 3 layers each measuring 2,652× 1,768 pixels. The senor is also 0.98 inch diagonal in size, which is much larger than that of ordinary compact cameras. This allows better color rendition with rich tonal gradation.

    The DP2s incorporates the TRUE II Image Processing Engine and offers its users complete control over camera setting in its Aperture & Shutter Priority and Manual shooting modes, thus opening room for endless creativity.

    Moreover, the camera uses a new AF algorithm that makes shooting process convenient providing high speed auto focusing. Manual focusing is also possible with this camera.

    The DP2s features a special Power Save Mode that lowers the battery consumption and makes it possible to take a lot of pictures with a single charge of the battery.

    The latest RAW image processing software, SIGMA Photo Pro4.0″, comes with the camera to make RAW processing quick and easy. It uses a new noise reduction algorithm for successful noise removal from RAW images taken at ISO400 or more.

    The camera is compatible with some optional accessories such as the View Finder VF-21, Hood Adapter HA-21 and Electronic Flash EF-140 DG.

    Sigma DP2sSpecifications:

    • 14 megapixels
    • 0.98 in. Foveon X3 CMOS Sensor
    • File Format: 12-bit RAW (.X3F), JPEG (EXIF 2.21)
    • Fixed Focal-Length Lens
    • Focal Length Equivalent: 41mm
    • Aperture Range: f/2.8 - f/11
    • 2.5 in. LCD with 230,000 dots
    • TRUE II Image Processing Engine
    • Focusing System: Contrast detection, 9-points
    • Manual Focus Possible
    • Sensitivity: ISO 100 - 3200
    • Shutter Speed: 15 - 1/2000 sec
    • Exposure Modes: Program, Aperture, Shutter, Manual
    • Light Metering: Evaluative, Center-weighted average, Spot
    • Internal Flash: Guide Number: 6
    • Scene Modes: Portrait, Landscape, Vivid, Standard, Neutral, B&W or Sepia
    • SD/ SDHC, MMC Memory Cards
    • Continuous Shooting: 3.0 fps for 4 frames
    • SIGMA Photo Pro 4.0 Software
    • Lithium-Ion Rechargeable Battery
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    Sigma DP1x: Updated Version of the DP1s

    March 1st, 2010
    Sigma DP1x: Updated Version of the DP1s

    Sigma announced the new DP1x camera which is an updated version of the DP1s. The latter was launched in March 2008, and features a fixed-focal lens alongside with the same large image sensor as Sigma’s digital SLR cameras.

    The DP1X digital camera continues this tradition but incorporates the TRUE II image processing engine that provides for faster processing speed and auto focusing and high definition images with richly tonal gradation.

    The camera comes equipped with 14 megapixel (2,652×1,768×3 layers) Foveon X3 Direct Image Sensor which measures 20.7mm x 13.8mm for full-color capture. It also supports RAW format which provides pure data for high-resolution images.

    The camera’s 28mm equivalent lens with f/4 maximum aperture features aspherical glass for low distortion and high contrast images, and super multi-layer coating to eliminate flare and ghosting.

    There’s no viewfinder in the camera, so you’ll have to use its 2.5 inch LCD monitor for both composing and viewing your images.

    The DP1x allows for maximum creativity offering Program, Aperture & Shutter Priority and Manual exposure modes. Manual focus is also possible. There’re 7 Color Modes in the camera which adjust saturation, contrast, etc. for each shooting situation.

    The camera offers the QS (Quick Set) menu that helps you to easily access the most commonly used functions like ISO Setting, White Balance, Flash and Metering mode (QS1); Image Size, Color Mode, Image Quality and Drive Mode (QS2).

    The Dp1x is equipped with its own pop-up flash while featuring a hot shoe for external flashgun usage.

    Sigma DP1x Specifications:

    • 20.7mm x 13.8mm Foveon X3 CMOS Image Sensor
    • 14 Megapixels
    • Aspect Ratio; 3:2, 16:9
    • File Format: 12-bit RAW (.X3F), JPEG
    • No Viewfinder
    • 2.5 in. LCD with 230,000 dots
    • Focal Length Equivalent: 28mm
    • Aperture Range: f/4.0 - f/11
    • True II Image processor Processor
    • Continuous Shooting: 3.0 frames per second
    • 9-point Contrast Detection Focusing System
    • Manual focus possible
    • Sensitivity: ISO 100 -3200
    • Shutter Speed: 15 - 1/2000 sec
    • Exposure Modes: Program, Aperture, Shutter, Manual
    • Light Metering: Evaluative, center-weighted average, spot
    • Internal Flash: Guide Number 6
    • SD/ SDHC, MMC Memory Cards
    • Rechargeable Lithium-Ion Battery
    • Dimensions: 4.5 x 2.3 x 2.0 in.
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