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At least he seems interested in improving it.  Hopefully he can get it to a more usable state. --Brittonhttp://photo.brittonrobbins.com/

@HarryG7 - Thank you for working on better support for the Sigma X3F files.

Thanks George. I have been impressed with the stabilization in the 120-300.  I'm certainly not all that steady ;)

I went to the Corning Glassfest on Saturday.  I was pleased with how the SD1 handled the ISO 400 & 800 shots.

Agreed.  A, D, & E look like SD1

And remember... With the protector removed, the SD1M (and all other Sigma dSLRs) becomes an IR-capable camera! :^)

Thank you for sharing this. While not everyone experiences what you describe, several do... including myself. I am willing to put up with all the challenges shooting with Sigma brings in order to...

SOLD! Thanks!!!

Thanks for looking... http://www.dpreview.com/forums/thread/3476359#forum-post-51337705

I have two Sigma lenses for sale.  Both are in great condition and have not had any troubles. All original cases and lens caps are included.All prices are in USD. The ONLY reason I am selling these...

Looking at the full size, it still seems soft compared to the SD1 Below is a shot I took with the SD1 a while back. (Yes, the vehicle in the background was really orange)

Looking at the picture, it looks like the shot was not taken exactly parallel with the wall which would account for the difference on one side compared to the other. I would try another shot and...

Thanks for the info!

Thanks. I thought that one was interesting because it has almost a tilt-shift look to it.

I dug up some old DP1 (Original DP1, not S,X,M, etc...) and SD14 cloud shots. Plus one SD1 at the end... ;^)

the lens looks interesting.  It is listed as f/2.8 - 4.   At what focal length does the lens switch from 2.8 maximum aperture to 4.0?

Well, sharpness is one of the key differentiators of the Foveon technology so it is natural to showcase that in this gear forum. That said, you should take a look through the recent "Sunsets"...