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Believe it or not, the best solution seems to be the use of an on-camera flash (or and off-camera flash, if you want to get crazy with it). If you have Sigma's 610 DG or one of their other big ...

That's awfully tempting Mike. I wonder if it works . . . and I wonder how they could warranty it, if someone were to take that warranty eBay offers, when you buy stuff. ;)

Wow! That's very colorful Ted. :)

100 if it's like the SD14. I had weird results shooting sunrises with the SD14 at ISO 50.

Wow! That's one SERIOUSLY western town hall Larry. :)

I thought the flash shoe mounted on the left side. Doesn't that need to plug into the camera?

I'm glad I could help to bring back a good memory. ;) From the testing I've seen (reviews), the Sigma 24-70mm f2.8 EX seems to be almost as sharp as the new 24-70mm f2.8 OS Art, which is no slouch ...

If you want a lens that is an all-around good performer, that is almost as good as the state-of-the-art, but will require manual focusing, you could get the 24-70mm f2.8 EX. Here's one: https://www ...

It's simple. If you can't figure out how you want to hold it, just hold it by the lens and the handle you attach to the camera, or you can hold it like you'd hold a Sony RX100.

;)

Real pros often use a separate sound engineer, who has someone holding a blimp mic, or even a sound engineering team, who use multiple mics and mixing equipment, just like most of the "real" pros...

"It feels like Sigma has tried to address a videographers’ wishlist but doesn't yet have the experience to make it as slick as it could be"

That's probably quite right. I imagine the fp2 will...

Yes, Marco Dadone, Mark James Ford, and others have posted some:

https://www.dpreview.com/forums/post/63552583

https://www.dpreview.com/forums/post/63782930 (a mix of different Sigma cameras,...

Maybe it is too expensive, but it's selling well, so I guess not.

;)

https://www.diyphotography.net/the-sigma-fp-tops-the-sales-board-for-japanese-retail-giant-yodabashi-camera/

I agree. I was a little surprised they didn't include a hotshoe, with contacts for a pass-through viewfinder, which would have its own hotshoe on top. Sigma wanted to keep this camera simple...

Sigma made a 120-300mm f2.8, and Nikon has copied them. The Nikon is almost identical, but slightly better, and three times more expensive. Sigma copied Nikon first though, I guess (14-24mm f2.8...

Is a pack of cards "incredibly uncomfortable" to hold in your hand? I don't think so. Is your cell phone "incredibly uncomfortable" to hold in your hand?

Yeah, I'm hoping Sigma will make a full-frame Quattro version of the fp at some point. I love my SD Quattro H, and I use it on a tripod most of the time. I think a little camera would make a good...

Sigma seems to be doing o.k. by making what nobody else makes. So does Red. I think you should take a look at the Blackmagic Pocket Cinema 6K camera too. These companies make what nobody else...

Have you read this review?

https://www.stevehuffphoto.com/2019/11/11/sigma-fp-camera-review-tried-one-then-bought-it-heres-why/

Here's another photo-centric...

I think Sigma knows what they're doing.

https://www.digitalcameraworld.com/news/sigma-fp-outsells-sony-canon-and-nikon-at-two-of-japans-major-camera-stores