Thread: Any excitement over the Sigma DP-1?
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Old 03-29-2008   #35 (permalink)
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Default Re: Any excitement over the Sigma DP-1?
All I have read was the DP-1 is very hard to beat in outdoor shooting. Colors and all that just jump out. Indoor shooting with little light makes the AF suffer a lot. Not surprising because a lot of cameras suffer. Some say it suffers worse than 90%, but some say it is about like the other "sufferers". Either way, if it takes great photos, and one can live with the compactness and single focal length, it seems like it is hard to beat.

I have read a lot of good things about 47th Street Photo actually. Not a ton of reviews for them, but they have a better lifetime rating than Adorama....
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