Reviewers Liked
- Can produce stunning images, comfortable ergonomics
Reviewers Didn't Like
- No 4K video recording, poor low light capability, lacks WiFi and GPS, fewer features than comparably priced competitors, sluggish AF, PRICE: $799
Sigma sd Quattro
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By Trusted Reviews
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Sigma sd Quattro – Super Fine Detail Mode One potentially useful new feature on the sd Quattro is its SFD mode. This takes seven bracketed exposures in one-stop steps from a single press of the shutter, covering an overall range of ±3EV. These are then...
By Amateur Photographer
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There are two ways of looking at the sd Quattro. First, is it a realistic competitor for a similarly priced enthusiast DSLR or CSC? Sadly, the answer is probably not, at least for the majority of photographers; its difficult to recommend building up an...
By Photo Review Australia
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Once again, Sigma has produces an interesting camera for fans of Foveon sensors (as we are), this time addressing the criticisms we raised when reviewing the two fixed-lens dp Quattro cameras. The dp3 Quattro won't suit everyday snapshooters and may not...
By PhotographyBLOG
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The new Sigma sd Quattro mirrorless camera continues the three core Sigma camera traditions, namely superb image quality, idiosyncratic user interface, and slow performance. Once again, if you prefer a more leisurely approach to taking pictures, the sd...
By ePHOTOzine
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The Sigma sd Quattro is a unique camera, that lets you use the Foveon sensor with any Sigma lens, and does away with the optical viewfinder and traditional Digital SLR styling. Sigma has decided that rather than continue with Digital SLR development,...
By pdnonline.com
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The mirrorless camera market is intensely competitive and if you run the sd Quattro up against all of its comparably-priced competitors, it's going to come up short in a number of areas. It lacks Wi-Fi, 4K video recording, GPS, an electronic shutter,...
By Digital Photography Review
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One thing all of the cameras in this category have in common, aside from having a fixed prime lens, is that they offer either a 28mm or 35mm equivalent focal length (save for the Sigma Quattro dp2 and dp3), making all excellent choices for shooting...
By 01Net
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Sigma SD QuattroUne fois admis tous les défauts et les limites de ce boîtier dans les domaines de l'autofocus, de la vidéo, de la vivacité ou des hautes ISO, le SD Quattro a de quoi enchanter sa cible. Pour 800 euros le boîtier nu, cet hybride aussi...
By Les Numériques
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Photographier avec un Sigma sd Quattro, c'est renoncer à beaucoup de chose : AF capricieux (bien qu'en progrès), lenteur au démarrage, viseur inadapté pour ceux qui visent de l'œil gauche, densité et encombrement de l'ensemble boîtier/objectif, absence...
By Clubic
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D'après les chiffres de janvier 2017 du CIPA, les ventes d'appareils hybrides en Europe ont progressé de plus de 30 % en un an, tandis que la vente des compacts poursuit sa baisse en raison de la concurrence des smartphones et que celle des reflex...
By Photographie
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Unsere Testkandidaten Fujifilm X-T2 und Panasonic Lumix G81 haben bereits unsere Auszeichnung "Produkt des Monats" erlangt. Mit der Sigma sd Quattro stößt noch ein dritter Kandidat hinzu, der durch den Einsatz eines Direktbildsensors eine besonders hohe...
By Focus Numérique
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Il y a deux ans, lors de la photokina 2014, nous demandions à Kazuto Yamaki, PDG de Sigma, si nous pouvions espérer voir arriver un boîtier compact à objectifs interchangeables. Il nous répondait que pour l'instant la gamme reflex SD était cette...
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