SigmaChrome wrote:
Yes. Stunning colour and detail. The DP2M really is an outstanding and surprising camera.
Yep. Especially for those of you who can live with (or are unable to see) false colour and detail
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SigmaChrome wrote:
Yes. Stunning colour and detail. The DP2M really is an outstanding and surprising camera.
It's that approach that has lead to Sigma cameras being the underachievers they are.Paul Petersen wrote:
Tisk Tisk time to invoke the Kindergarten maxim "If you can't say anything nice don't say anything at all".
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They sure don'tJaelkay wrote:
They sure do.SigmaChrome wrote:
No they don't.Jaelkay wrote:
Well done, Dickie.
The first image is very, very sharp but the clouds have a strange coloured fringe around them.
Really.Really?No it isn't.The sky colour is also somewhat faux.
I would say that considering false details it is the best camera on the marketJaelkay wrote:
Yep. Especially for those of you who can live with (or are unable to see) false colour and detailSigmaChrome wrote:
Yes. Stunning colour and detail. The DP2M really is an outstanding and surprising camera.
Impressed, eh! So was I with mine. Just desserts are really good sometimes. (Nice shots, too.)mapex wrote:
DP2M...
victorgv wrote:
I would say that considering false details it is the best camera on the market
victorgv wrote:
They sure don'tJaelkay wrote:
They sure do.SigmaChrome wrote:
No they don't.Jaelkay wrote:
Well done, Dickie.
The first image is very, very sharp but the clouds have a strange coloured fringe around them.
I just wonder why you, we, all MUST look mostly for defects instead of appreciate what is good in a picture. We are not here to demonstrate that SIGMA camera are the best cameras in the market with no defects at all, but just to enjoy of what we have.Jaelkay wrote:
Get your eyes checked. Get a decent display. Remove your Sigma bias.victorgv wrote:
They sure don'tJaelkay wrote:
They sure do.SigmaChrome wrote:
No they don't.Jaelkay wrote:
Well done, Dickie.
The first image is very, very sharp but the clouds have a strange coloured fringe around them.
I own Sigma cameras and have done so since the SD9. I am still sick to death of the crap sky colours and the green and purple splotches in many of the photos coming from them.Doubleluca wrote:
I just wonder why you, we, all MUST look mostly for defects instead of appreciate what is good in a picture. We are not here to demonstrate that SIGMA camera are the best cameras in the marketJaelkay wrote:
Get your eyes checked. Get a decent display. Remove your Sigma bias.victorgv wrote:
They sure don'tJaelkay wrote:
They sure do.SigmaChrome wrote:
No they don't.Jaelkay wrote:
Well done, Dickie.
The first image is very, very sharp but the clouds have a strange coloured fringe around them.
Paul Petersen wrote:
That maxim is probably the biggest threat to western civilization you'll ever see, and should be used in a context of family and close friends only - IMHO.Tisk Tisk time to invoke the Kindergarten maxim "If you can't say anything nice don't say anything at all".
My ??? would be then why do you still use them instead of one of the other offerings from others. If I had something that I was as disappointed as you sound with sigma I would get rid of it. I dont tolerate being slapped in the face.Jaelkay wrote:
I own Sigma cameras and have done so since the SD9. I am still sick to death of the crap sky colours and the green and purple splotches in many of the photos coming from them.Doubleluca wrote:
I just wonder why you, we, all MUST look mostly for defects instead of appreciate what is good in a picture. We are not here to demonstrate that SIGMA camera are the best cameras in the marketJaelkay wrote:
Get your eyes checked. Get a decent display. Remove your Sigma bias.victorgv wrote:
They sure don'tJaelkay wrote:
They sure do.SigmaChrome wrote:
No they don't.Jaelkay wrote:
Well done, Dickie.
The first image is very, very sharp but the clouds have a strange coloured fringe around them.
The photo I commented on shows a sky of really Technicolor/Disney proportion and there is a fringing, lighter cloud formation around the main cloud body, which has a green and unhealthy tinge to it.
I don't have to look for defects from Sigma. They smack me right in the face.
Did that even got new glasses.Get your eyes checked.
Just for the heck of that checked on a couple of different ones.Get a decent display.
Do not have one. Would probably buy different camera if not for IQ per $ per year.Remove your Sigma bias.