danski0224

The Canon 1DsIII has great colors at 100 ISO, as does the 1DsII. The III is much closer in operation and compatibility to current Canon cameras.

The Canon is 4.2mp, but if it is figured like the Sigma, then it is roughly equivalent to a 1.5mp Sigma Foveon. :) There is a cost difference, but a Canon 5DsR will give the Sigma sd Quattro a run ...

The 1DsII is no longer supported by Canon. Last info I saw online is that the shutter is no longer available at the larger independent repair shops. Changing some of the  custom functions and owner ...

As an image, I find the colors appealing. The EXIF info shows f/10. If this is accurate, try wider. There have been numerous mentions about not going smaller than f/6.3 in this forum. As I ...

There are limits to what I could afford for something like this. This product will have no competition and no comparables. And I'm sure that it will still have limitations and quirks. Every other ...

I'll gladly pay you next Tuesday for a hamburger today.

:)

The Foveon and Quattro sensors do not have a color array or filter.

A Sigma camera with the Foveon sensor can provide stunning monochrome results.

No color filter array. No Bayer issues either.

The sd Quattro has a monochrome option for the EVF or rear LCD. The...

The DP3 Merrill is probably harder to find than the DP3 Quattro. In my opinion, the possible detail from the Quattro sensor is noticeably more than from the Merrill sensor. I also prefer the colors ...

If you are doing this for S&G's, then why worry about it? You should have a good time if there is no pressure. There is noticeable lag in the sdQ EVF. Not having a DP series Quattro, I do not know ...

I'm using a HP z420 with the Xeon E5-1650v2 @ 3.5Ghz. I also have a NVIDIA Quadro P4000. My OS is on a SSD. Windows Experience score is 7.8 out of 7.9. From what I have been able to find out, my ...

The first one with the woman is spectacular.

Nope, you are wrong. The NEXT one will be the best ever. :) How can a vegan be fat? :)

I haven't noticed any problems over there. Lots of bandwidth dedicated to the latest mirrorless stuff. Maybe threads are being archived sooner? Don't know though.

A Canon 5DsR 16 bit TIFF is around 330 MB. A Sigma sdQ 16 bit TIFF is around 130 MB.

The sensor is smaller than APS-H, yet larger than APS-C... :)

Looks like I left the front door open again...

Thanks for the compliment. I've been really busy with work stuff, but I did recently return from Iceland, and I now have a bunch of stuff to update that thread. The current backlog is going through ...

Those other guys certainly are better at processing an image for print than I am, and probably you too. Not intended as a criticism, but I bet that your source image is "not quite there". While I ...

I don't see a problem with 40 x 60 prints from a single frame from a Sigma sdQ or a Canon 5DsR. I've done almost 24 x 36 from a dp3m, and 40 x 60 is probably doable.