D-Man67

+1 (I was about to say the same thing before I read your post.)

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Yeah! I thought that was the funniest thing stated in its points list. Seems like the prices goes up to $14,000 as far as I can...

Impressive! I almost thought it came from a NASA probe. :-) I see in an interview with Wired Science, Alan Friedman states that he uses a filter that was only available for research-grade...

Seems like the image cast of the flash bulb itself. http://www.sigma-sd.com/SD1Merrill/img/external_01.jpg Just need to find a way (or accessory) of diffusing it. Some images I Googled...

Wow. An iPad that runs windows. Go figure ;-)

+1!!!

It is possible that its already been implemented in the SD1Ms being shipped out. Also a good reason for DPreview to re-edit their ~long awaited SD1~ *SD1 Merrell review*.

That's because they're busy photoshoping the remaining images.

Well if Sigma forgot to mention hi ISO improvements, do you think they also slipped in tethering as well? ;) I only have the SD14 (check my profile) so I can't check. Very curious to know.

You could right. That seems very plausible now.. Seeing how Sigma's new firmware for the SD15 drastically ironed-out those hi ISO issues and failing not to mention that little detail ;). Even...

Ha! just as I predicted.. http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/read.asp?forum=1027&message=40527620 Not surprised at all. :x

Why those traitors!!! :-| Uhh, what message??? The last Bayer image I got gave me that "fuzzy edge" image feeling. ;-) No.. Just somewhat inferior. :O Cool.. I'll get started saying my...

Nice shots. I like the fact that you have your lighting setup illustrated along with the shot. In my case, I would always take a wide angle shot of my lighting setup after finishing a session. ...

I agree that it is the best Sigma camera, but the tittle of this thread is just begging for DaSigmaGuy to pounce all over this one. :-)

Personally, I've all ways believed at some point during the processing (pipeline) that the TRUE processor has its own hard-coded SPP making the final adjustments to the image in real time before it...

So.. No more wishing for a ILC DP3M. It's just a matter of when. :-)

Hmm.. I wonder if the point system can be applied to that. :-)

That's to make up for the dual processing, larger sensor and the 920k LCD. Should relatively wind up with the same number of shots on average per charge as in the older series.

I agree with SigmaChrome. Although they are good captures, the images still seem flat, with plastic like skin and are non immersive.