Sigma SD9

performance, software, image quality

100% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

Bedienbarkeit

60% der Kundenmeinungen auf Amazon.de bewerten dieses Produkt positiv.

The Sigma SD9's relatively slow auto-focus and 2-fps shooting rate rule it out for sports and action photography. But its excellent image quality, accurate color rendering, and low price tag will appeal to advanced amateurs and budget-minded...

The best resolution per output pixel we've ever seen, X3 lives up to the hype The first digital camera to offer true single pixel resolution, goes beyond Nyquist frequency Resolution of enlarged images virtually indistinguishable from six megapixel...

No in-camera JPEG, storage implications of shooting RAW Color clipping / gray halos - not clear if a sensor or Photo Pro issue Unnatural blue skies / chromatic aberration sensitivity - linked problems? Disappointing long exposure performance Limited...

Foveon (a previously not-so-well-known technology company) and Sigma (never before produced a digital camera) have had the guts and innovation to come to a very aggressive and critical market with a totally new concept in digital image capture. They...

Amazing detail captured in well-lit scenes; excellent Raw processing software included; lens-mount dust protector keeps sensor clean.

Lack of usable high ISO sensitivity; slow, indecisive autofocus; high noise levels in many images; two separate battery systems.

The Sigma SD9 is a mediocre digital SLR that occasionally displays flashes of greatness.

Shadow = 201 Highlight = 252 As above, but adjusted with Photoshop's "Levels" control to show point at which highight detail stops

I'm not a fan of Sigma. Buy the Canon Digital Rebel for $900 ($999 with a good lens thrown in) or the Nikon D100 for $1,699 instead, since they have none of the problems I mention above.I'm astounded how the people who write reviews for a living just...