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Sigma's DP1 Merrill, named after Richard B. Merrill, is a point-and-shoot camera featuring the company's 46-megapixel Foveon X3 image sensor paired with an F2.8 19-milimeter lens. RAW shooting is supported, as is video recording at VGA resolution. Description |
Sigma's DP2 Merrill, named after Richard B. Merrill, is a point-and-shoot camera featuring the company's 46-megapixel Foveon X3 image sensor paired with an F2.8 30-milimeter lens. RAW shooting is supported, as is video recording at VGA resolution. |
Sigma's top of the line SD1 DSLR was designed to compete with medium-format offerings from other manufacturers but with a lower price and an APS-C sized sensor. The SD1's sensor is a Foveon X3 (a three layer sensor with 15.4-megapixels per layer). The camera has a weather-sealed magnesium alloy body, but lacks video capture and live view. |
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