Reviewers Liked
- Incredibly detailed images at low ISOs
- Short telephoto lens with 1:3 macro magnification
Reviewers Didn't Like
- No video support or built-in flash
Sigma DP3 Quattro
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By ePHOTOzine
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The Sigma dp3 Quattro, like the other Sigma dpx Quattro cameras, delivers impressive pixel level image quality, thanks to the unique Foveon sensor. The camera produces much better JPEG images than previous versions of the camera, however for the best...
By PC Mag
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The Sigma dp3 Quattro can capture incredibly sharp macro photos, but its Foveon image sensor isn't cut out for low-light...
By Wired
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Superb image quality in good lighting. That funky-looking body is comfortable to hold. Minimalist and uncluttered control scheme. Two batteries in the box.Sluggish autofocus, especially in low light. Disappointing images at ISO 800 and above. No...
By PhotographyBLOG
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Essentially identical to the previous two Quattro cameras, the new DP3 Quattro extends the family by offering a 75mm equivalent short-telephoto lens that also doubles up as a useful tool for macro photography. Sigma continue to take a solitary path...
By The Imaging Resource
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Foveon 1.0. Foveon's X3 sensor works in a completely different manner, taking advantage of the fact that light of different wavelengths will penetrate to different depths in the silicon from which the sensor is constructed. Photodiodes aren't just...
By Focus Numérique
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Difficile de ne pas reprendre les conclusions s'appliquant aux précédents dp1 et dp2 Quattro tant les boîtiers sont similaires. Le Sigma dp3 Quattro est toujours un boîtier photo hors norme qui se singularise par son format et sa qualité d'image. Le...
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