Sigma SD15
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- Storage media:MultiMedia Card
- Sensor resolution:14Megapixels
- Viewfinder type:Fixed eye level pentamirror
- Weight:680g
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Sigma SD15 Digital SLR Camera (Body Only)
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£579 P&P: N.A.
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Sigma SD15/18-125mm OS Digital SLR Camera Complete with Sigma f3.5-6.3 DC OS Lens
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Sigma SD15 Digital SLR Camera (Body Only)
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Expert Reviews
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alaTest.co.uk 7 out of 10
Summary: alaTest has collected and analyzed 42 reviews of Sigma SD 15 from international magazines and websites.
Conclusion: The average review rating is 8/10. Comparing these reviews to 125930 other Digital SLR Cameras reviews gives this product an overall alaScore 67/100 (or 6.7 out of 10) = Good Quality.
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photoreview.com.au 9 out of 10
Summary: A well-built DSLR camera for photographers who want to work with raw files to obtain maximum image quality.It's taken a while for Sigma's SD15 to reach the market. First displayed at Photokina 2008 and then officially announced as a successor to the...
Conclusion: Many features in the SD15 have been improved in the three years that have passed since we reviewed the SD14. However, the Foveon sensor remains the same and, even though JPEG performance has improved dramatically, this camera only delivers its best...
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techworld.com 0 out of 10
Summary: Sigma's SD15 offers realistic effects but is ultimately one for the art photographer, says Gavin Stoker.
Conclusion: Probably the best audience for the SD15 is the fine art photographer happy to lend their images a different look and stand apart from the crowd.
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trustedreviews.com 7 out of 10
Summary: Can Sigma's latest DSLR unlock the potential of the Foveon sensor?
Conclusion: Although the Foveon sensor technology certainly has potential, as it stands the SD15 is only an incremental upgrade from the three-year-old SD14 and can't compete with the current range of consumer DSLR cameras. It is expensive, the design is bulky and...
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macworld.co.uk 6 out of 10
Summary: Create 3D-like images with the Sigma SD15: a beefy digital SLR boasting a triple-layered sensor
Conclusion: With its bulky body trumpeting a semi professional status, the SD15 offers 14.06 effective megapixels. But, because its unique sensor is triple layered, with one silicon-embedded layer of photodetectors each for absorbing red, green and blue, the pixel...
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General
- Brand Sigma
- Camera type Digital SLR
Main Features
- Sensor resolution 14Megapixels
- Optical sensor CMOS
- Light sensitivity ISO 1600
- Special effects Nostalgic
- Image Stabilizer Without Image Stabilizer
- White Balance Daylight, Incandescent, Fluoresc...
- Video capture Without Video capture
- Still image format RAW, JPEG
- Max image resolution 2640x1740
Display
- LCD display type TFT active matrix
- LCD screen size 3''
Memory / Storage
- Storage media MultiMedia Card, SD Memory Card
- Internal memory 2048MB
Camera Flash
- Flash type Pop Up Flash
- Red eye reduction With Red-eye reduction
Lens System
- Focus adjustment Automatic focus
- Lens aperture F/2.8-4.5
Dimensions & Weight
- Width 14.4cm
- Depth 8.05cm
- Height 10.7cm
- Weight 680g
Additional Features
- Self Timer 10 seconds
Viewfinder
- Viewfinder type Fixed eye level pentamirror
Connections
- Connectivity USB 2.0
Battery
- Battery type Lithium Ion
Other
- Category Digital Camera