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Sigma SD14

Latest - Review and Sample Test Photos at PhotographyReview (added 07 December ‘07)

Sigma SD14 features:

14.1 megapixels
2.5 inch LCD
Image sensor dust protector
5 point auto focusing
Built in flash
3 frames per second high speed continuous shooting mode
In camera JPEG mode
1.7x field of view crop
Foveon X3 sensor

Written by admin on December 7th, 2007 with no comments.
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Sigma SD14

Last Update: Review & Sample Photos @ PhotographyReview (07 December’07)

Sigma SD14 is Digital SLR camera from sigma with 14 megapixel Foveon X3® direct-image-sensor, can reproduce high definition images rich in gradation and impressive three-dimensional detail. The SD14 features 5-point AF system, Image Sensor Dust Protector, shooting speed of 3 frames per second, Built-in Flash, and a large 2.5” 150,000 pixel resolution LCD monitor. The camera is running on Lithium-ion Battery BP-21 which can shoot approximately 500 images on one full charge. (Download Brochure)

Sigma SD14
Overall Rating: 3 out of 5 stars | Latest Price Info

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Written by Dphotojournal com on December 6th, 2007 with no comments.
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Saturday Tidbits: FA 31mm Limited, K10D Grand Prix, etc.

Scranton, Pennsylvania, (c) Carl Weese.

Carl Weese has posted another look at the Pentax 31mm Limited at T.O.P., this time exploring the ambidextrous possibilities of using it as a normal lens (it's a 47mm APS-C equivalent) for both wide-angle and tele-photo framing. I think I have to agree with Carl that I appreciate a slightly wider field of view than what is typically considered normal (50mm), and a 24mm lens on a APS-C sensors (roughly the 35mm equivalent of a 36mm lens) is also the sweet spot for me. As an aside, I'm glad that Carl is recovering well from his recent illness. As another aside, I'd like to think that photo above was taken at Dunder-Mifflin. (Link)

Jens has recently updated his Pentax Flash Technique page with more info on the *ist DS's internal pop-up flash with a cool flash reach table you can print out. His webpage is a great resource for information on Pentax DSLR internal flashes and P-TTL flash. (Link)

Katsunuma, (c) Pochidayo.

And one of Japan's most popular Pentax bloggers, Pochi, has been using a K10D Grand Prix Edition for the last little while. It's only cosmetically different from the typical K10D, but it's obviously inspired him to take some great shots, including some outstanding work done with just the Click to continue reading "Saturday Tidbits: FA 31mm Limited, K10D Grand Prix, etc."

Written by admin on July 28th, 2007 with no comments.
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Sigma 30mm F1.4 EX DC HSM Lens Review at Ken Rockwell

Ken Rockwell takes the Sigma 30mm F1.4 EX DC HSM Lens for a test drive and offers the following, “It works well for its intended purpose: low-light hand-held shooting. Optically it’s not as good for shooting test charts as the Canon or Nikon f/1.4 lenses that cost several times as much, but this is irrelevant because of the tiny depth of field at f/1.4 for photographing real things. On the downside - AF often focused slightly in front of my subject, potentially significant at the large apertures for which you buy this lens. I worked around this by pointing my AF sensors at something behind my subject if it was critical.”