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The SLR camera - flexibility to suit demanding photographers
To the photographer, exciting new subjects and compositions constantly appear-and drive the demand for a versatile camera that can grasp these opportunities. The most complete and flexible system camera available is the single-lens reflex (SLR) camera.
Refined by photographers over many decades, SLR technology allows the photographer to create a genuinely personalized system that matches his or her own style-a benefit offered by no other type of camera. Wide-angle, standard, telephoto, macro, high ratio zoom-all of these lenses and a wide range of accessories are available, accommodating any photographic circumstance.
The Sigma digital SLR offers freedom of expression
Since the image the photographer has in mind is highly individual, Sigma believes a good camera should allow creativity to come to the fore, helping the photographer overcome limitations and expand the possibilities of the craft. No camera affords the photographer more freedom than a digital SLR.
First comes the desire to create an image and capture meaning. Next come the proper tools-a digital SLR camera, lenses, and accessories suited to the photographers unique vision. To take the perfect picture, the photographer needs to be able to move freely from instant to instant. More than any other system, a digital SLR camera helps the photographer be creative and take advantage of moments that only come once.
The precision appeal of an optical viewfinder
Another critical part of a digital SLR camera is the optical viewfinder. Based on advanced digital technology, the backlit LCD viewfinders with live preview and electronic viewfinders (EVF) found in compact digital cameras offer a high degree of scene visibility and convenience. An optical viewfinder offers many distinct advantages. Verification of every aspect of the scene with the naked eye. High-precision focusing. A real-time and realistic image of the subject. Finer detail. Finer photographs.
An electronic image simply can't imitate these things, yet they are all crucial in taking highly precise, highly individual photographs. Currently, nothing matches an optical finder for revealing the subject exactly as it is and inspiring the photographer to take the ideal picture as conceived by that person.
To the photographer, exciting new subjects and compositions constantly appear-and drive the demand for a versatile camera that can grasp these opportunities. The most complete and flexible system camera available is the single-lens reflex (SLR) camera.
Refined by photographers over many decades, SLR technology allows the photographer to create a genuinely personalized system that matches his or her own style-a benefit offered by no other type of camera. Wide-angle, standard, telephoto, macro, high ratio zoom-all of these lenses and a wide range of accessories are available, accommodating any photographic circumstance.
The Sigma digital SLR offers freedom of expression
Since the image the photographer has in mind is highly individual, Sigma believes a good camera should allow creativity to come to the fore, helping the photographer overcome limitations and expand the possibilities of the craft. No camera affords the photographer more freedom than a digital SLR.
First comes the desire to create an image and capture meaning. Next come the proper tools-a digital SLR camera, lenses, and accessories suited to the photographers unique vision. To take the perfect picture, the photographer needs to be able to move freely from instant to instant. More than any other system, a digital SLR camera helps the photographer be creative and take advantage of moments that only come once.
The precision appeal of an optical viewfinder
Another critical part of a digital SLR camera is the optical viewfinder. Based on advanced digital technology, the backlit LCD viewfinders with live preview and electronic viewfinders (EVF) found in compact digital cameras offer a high degree of scene visibility and convenience. An optical viewfinder offers many distinct advantages. Verification of every aspect of the scene with the naked eye. High-precision focusing. A real-time and realistic image of the subject. Finer detail. Finer photographs.
An electronic image simply can't imitate these things, yet they are all crucial in taking highly precise, highly individual photographs. Currently, nothing matches an optical finder for revealing the subject exactly as it is and inspiring the photographer to take the ideal picture as conceived by that person.
| Format | Interchangeable lens SLR camera | ||
| Compatible Lenses | SIGMA SA mount interchangeable lenses | ||
| Lens Mount | SIGMA SA bayonet mount | ||
| Angle of View | Equivalent to approx. 1.7 times the focal length of the lens (for 35mm cameras) | ||
| Image Sensor | FOVEON X3 Direct Image Sensor (CMOS) | ||
| Image Sensor Size | 20.713.8mm (0.8 inch0.5 inch) | ||
| Number of Pixels | Total Pixels 14.45MP(2,6881,7923 layers) | ||
| Effective Pixels 14.06MP(2,6521,7683 layers) | |||
| Aspect Ratio | 3:2 | ||
| Storage Media | SD Card/Compatible with SDHC, Multi Media Card | ||
| Still Image Format | Exif2.21, DCF2.0 | ||
| Recording Mode | Lossless compression RAW data(12-bit), JPEG(High,Medium, Low) | ||
| Color Mode | 7 types (Standard, Vivid, Neutral, Portrait, Landscape, B&W, Sepia) | ||
| Number of Pixels (File Size) | High (RAW) | 2,640 x 1,760 (Approx.15.4MB) | |
| High (JPEG) | Fine 2,640 x 1,760 (Approx.3.3MB) | ||
| Normal 2,640 x 1,760 (Approx.1.9MB) | |||
| Basic 2,640 x 1,760 (Approx.1.4MB) | |||
| Medium (JPEG) | Fine 1,872ｘ1,248 (Approx.1.6MB) | ||
| Normal 1,872ｘ1,248 (Approx.0.9MB) | |||
| Basic 1,872ｘ1,248 (Approx.0.7MB) | |||
| Low (JPEG) | Fine 1,312ｘ880 (Approx.0.8MB) | ||
| Normal 1,312ｘ880 (Approx.0.5MB) | |||
| Basic 1,312ｘ880 (Approx.0.3MB) | |||
| White Balance | 8 types (Auto, Sunlight, Shade, Overcast, Incandescent, Fluorescent, Flash and Custom) | ||
| Viewfinder Type | Pentaprism SLR viewfinder | ||
| Viewfinder Frame Coverage | 98% vertical, 98% horizontal | ||
| Viewfinder Magnification | 0.9x (50mmF1.4- ∞) | ||
| Eye point | 18mm | ||
| Diopter Adjustment Range | -3dpt to +1.5dpt | ||
| Focusing Screen | Fixed, all matt screen | ||
| Mirror | Quick return | ||
| Depth of Field Preview | Depth of field preview button | ||
| Auto Focus Type | TTL phase difference detection system | ||
| AF Point | 5-points (center AF point:cross type) | ||
| AF Operating Range | EV 0 to +18 (ISO100) | ||
| Focus Mode | Single AF, Continuous AF (with AF motion prediction function), Manual | ||
| AF Point Selection | Automatic Selection, Manual Selection | ||
| Active AF point indicator | Superimposed in viewfinder | ||
| AF Assist Light | White Color AF Assist Light | ||
| Focus Lock | Shutter Release Halfway-Down position | ||
| Metering Systems | 77 segment Evaluative Metering, Spot Metering, Center Area Metering, Center-Weighted Average Metering | ||
| Metering Range | EV 1 to 20 (50mm F1.4：ISO100) | ||
| Exposure Control System | (P) Program AE (Program Shift is possible), (S) Shutter Speed Priority AE, (A) Aperture Priority AE, (M) Manual | ||
| ISO Sensitivity | AUTO(ISO 100-200) : With Flash (ISO 100-400) Equivalent to ISO100, 200, 400, 800 and 1600 (ISO50 and ISO3200 with Extended Mode) |
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| Exposure Compensation | 3EV (in 1/3 stop increments) | ||
| AE Lock | AE lock button is pressed or shutter release button is pressed halfway | ||
| Auto Bracketing | With 3 frames bracketing : 1/3EV Stops Up to 3EV With 5 frames bracketing : 1/3EV Stops Up to 1.7EV |
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| Shutter Type | Electronically Controlled Focal Plane Shutter | ||
| Shutter Speed | 1/4000 30 sec., Bulb (up to 30 sec. With Extended Mode: 2 min.) | ||
| External Flash Sync. | X-Sync(1/180) | ||
| Flash Type | Manual Pop-up Built-in flash | ||
| Built-in Flash Guide Number | GN11 | ||
| Built-in Flash Coverage Range | 17mm lens angle covered | ||
| Flash Metering System | S-TTL Auto Flash | ||
| Flash Compensation | 3EV(1/3 stop increments) | ||
| Compatible Flashguns | EF-530DG SUPER, EF-530DG ST, EM-140 DG | ||
| Sync Terminal | Available | ||
| Connectivity | Hot shoe (contact X synchronization at 1/180 sec. or less, with dedicated flash linking contact) | ||
| Top LCD | Shutter speed display, Aperture value display, Exposure meter display, Shooting capacity display, Exposure mode display, Battery status display, Remote controller mode display, Exposure compensation value display | ||
| Drive Modes | [1]Single, [2]Continuous, [3]Self-timer (2 sec./10 sec.), [4]Mirror Lock-up | ||
| Continuous shooting speed | 3 frames／second | ||
| Maximum number of frames for continuous shooting | 21 frames | ||
| LCD Monitor Type | TFT Color LCD Monitor | ||
| Monitor Size | 3.0" | ||
| LCD Pixels | Approx. 460,000 | ||
| Coverage | 100% | ||
| Reviewing Images | Single frame display, Multi display [9 frames], Zoom, Slide Show | ||
| Highlight Display | Available | ||
| Histogram | Available | ||
| LCD Monitor Language | English/Japanese/German/French/Spanish/Italian/Chinese (Simplified)/ Korean/ Russian | ||
| Interfaces | USB (USB2.0), Video Out (NTSC/PAL) | ||
| Battery | Li-ion Battery Pack BP-21, Battery Charger BC-21, AC adapter SAC-4(optional) | ||
| Dimensions | 144mm/5.7"(W) X 107.3mm/4.2"(H) X 80.5mm/3.2"(D) | ||
| Weight | 680g/24oz (without batteries) | ||
| Operating Temperature | 0 - +40℃ | ||
| Operating Hunidity Range | 85% or lower | ||
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