Sigma
today announced the new SD10 digital SLR. The SD10 is a successor to the
SD9, originally announced in February last year. The SD10 has an updated
10M X3 sensor from Foveon, the new sensor promises improved dynamic range,
color response and sensitivity (thanks to the addition of microlenses).
The primary differences between the SD9 and the SD10 are extended ISO
sensitivity (up to 1600 in extended mode), longer exposures, a single
battery power supply, 1/3 EV steps, wireless TTL flash support and image
processing enhancements provided by Sigma Photo Pro 2.0. We
have a brief preview and samples from a pre-production SD10. UPDATE: Imaging-Resource
post full review.
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Sigma
today announced the new SD10 digital SLR. The SD10 is a successor to the
SD9, originally announced in February last year. The SD10 has an updated
10M X3 sensor from Foveon, the new sensor promises improved dynamic range,
color response and sensitivity (thanks to the addition of microlenses).
The primary differences between the SD9 and the SD10 are extended ISO
sensitivity (up to 1600 in extended mode), longer exposures, a single
battery power supply, 1/3 EV steps, wireless TTL flash support and image
processing enhancements provided by Sigma Photo Pro 2.0. We
have a brief preview and samples from a pre-production SD10. UPDATE: Imaging-Resource
post full review.