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Like them, especially 1st and last. Very Foveon. Thank you for sharing. Do you have to crop your images shot with the APS-C 50-100mm lens?

From my India trip earlier this month

Like them, a lot.

Yes, I agree. I've had SD14, SD1, DP2M (x2) and DP0Q, and DP0Q delivers exceptional IQ, Only downside is its size and awkward shape, though quite light. It makes you hesitate to include it in ...

Regarding Fill Light, I've been there. Sometimes it helps, but it can make an image look unnatural if applied excessively as you might be tempted to when trying to lift very deep shadows. And since ...

Yes, now that you pointed it out, I also noticed the unnatural look. Made another attempt using summation instead of HDR. It looks better to me.

Long time no posting, as I'm happy with my other recently acquired non-Sigma camera and have not been using my DP/SD much since. On my recent trip to India, however, I decided to bring along my ...

the 24-70/2.8 GM is too big and too heavy, whereas the 24-70/4 is rather mediocre. A native mount standard zoom of Sigma Art imaging quality (even for similar size and weight) is sorely missed in ...

I can't imagine the patience put in all these beautiful macro shots.

A fantastic series. Great colours and composition. Thanking for sharing them. A few questions if you don't mind: Are these from outdoor? And if so, how do you cope with wind induced movement of the ...

That's most kind of you. I know I've not been active here last year. I was more  often playing with my Sony new toy. SDQ-H is very tempting, and may become my next new toy this  year :-D

Not at all. Glad you like it. Your version looks even better!

Beautiful!!

My DP's and SD1M didn't get as much use as they used to since I acquired a Sony FF. Due to need to travel light, I did not even bring any Foveon cameras for my Tibet and Nepal trips, thus they ...

Superb. Well done.

I would guess so. It can't be the camera, but I don't know whether it's the lens or the adaptor.

Thank you all for your comments and suggestions. Must say that A7R II is an excellent choice for trekking. Top notch IQ, yet light and compact. And with 24-105, I didn't find myself missing much in ...

Went to Nepal to trek ABC earlier this month. It was a good hike and I think my A7RII with Sigma 24-105 Art did a good job capturing what I saw, most of the times. But I missed some ...

Wow, that's really COOL, man. No wonder you are able to take those beautiful photos.

Can't there be something in between the GM 24-70mm/2.8 and the CZ FE 24-70mm f/4 ZA? Something like the Canon 24-70/F4? There are other considerations. Didn't I say IQ, size and weight sensitive?