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SigmaChrome
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Outstanding capture. Bravo!
Well done! You have captured and Sun Pillar. See: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Light_pillar
Huh? Why?
Wonderful capture. Bravo!
Great shot. The square format works well for this.
None of the first four place-getters is a photograph of a pie. And many of the others are not either. Why were these not disqualified (not really a difficult word for all those folks who feel compelled to write DQ'd - good grief!)?
John Summers: A Lumix teaser to go head on with the Sigma Merrill Fovern all color sensor.
Well, they have got a lot of catching up to do. Foveon has a 10+ year start on them. And Foveon uses the properties of silicon itself to determine RGB values. Anyway, it will be interesting to see how long this development takes - AND if it ever gets to market.
Brilliant! You even managed to capture Jupiter in the constellation of Taurus.
Impressive image. Great timing.
Congratulations.
Nice work.
Lovely shot. Well deserved first place.
How about adding the Sigma DP2 M and DP1 M? Please.
The Sigma DP2 Merrill.
This is a pointless list because it doesn't list all the cameras produced in 2012. Anyway, the best camera is pretty much always the one you bought yourself.
SigmaChrome: I find it truly amazing that Adobe still insists on NOT supporting current Foveon technology. Sigma maintains that it has made the all necessary information available - Adobe (for reasons best know to themselves) simply refuses to take it on board. Why? There is a tremendous rise in the number of people taking up the use of Sigma cameras like the DP2M and DP1M - and there would probably be a higher uptake of SD1M users if Adobe took up the challenge. What's stopping them?
I guess you can't help being almost totally ignorant, Clint. Ask around - look around - the cure is out there. Maybe one day you'll find it. I wish you good luck.
I find it truly amazing that Adobe still insists on NOT supporting current Foveon technology. Sigma maintains that it has made the all necessary information available - Adobe (for reasons best know to themselves) simply refuses to take it on board. Why? There is a tremendous rise in the number of people taking up the use of Sigma cameras like the DP2M and DP1M - and there would probably be a higher uptake of SD1M users if Adobe took up the challenge. What's stopping them?
Well said and well captured, Chuck.
It's a classic!
Definitely a classic. Great work.
Great character portrait. Congratulations.
This is an outstanding and classic portrait. How anyone could have voted 0.5 for this just leaves me agog. Sometimes I just wonder...