Sigma dp2 Quattro Reviews & Tests

Expert review by : photoxels (photoxels.com)

Sigma dp2 Quattro Review @ Photoxels

Just Posted: Sigma dp2 Quattro Review The Sigma dp2 Quattro improves on the dp1 series cameras in terms of performance but has chosen to still keep it basically a no-frills camera. It features 29MP…

The

Sep, 2014

Read the full review

Expert review by : Sam Kieldsen (electricpig.co.uk)

Sigma DP2 review

In a world of flashy, do-it-all digital compact cameras, the Sigma DP2 stands out. With its fixed focal length (i.e. non-zoom) lens, disregard for HD video, small screen and simple styling, it cuts a decidedly old-fashioned figure – but Sigma claims it...

Lots of old school charm, compact size, high quality lens and sensor, great colour reproduction

Small, low-res screen, sloth-like autofocus, lacks the flexibility of a zoom lens

Too limiting for most snappers, but definitely capable of achieving top class results in the right conditions

Feb, 2010

Read the full review

Expert review by (photoanswers.co.uk)

Sigma DP2 Quattro

Sign in You must be signed in to submit a comment.

The Quattro sports a radical design that will turn heads and the optical quality of the 30mm f/2.8 prime lens is seriously sharp. But at £899, we wouldn’t expect anything less. The DP2 isn’t a camera with many bells or whistles; there’s no video, only...

Read the full review

Expert review by : Tim Stevens (engadget.com)

Sigma DP2 gets reviewed but not respected

With the Sigma DP2 now officially on sale it's time for the in-depth reviewers to have their say, and Photo Review is first at bat to weigh in with its opinion of the $699 compact, a shooter that doesn't exactly hit a home run. Sigma's latest is a ...

May, 2009

Read the full review

Expert review by : Lori Grunin (cnet.com)

Sigma DP2 review: Sigma DP2

Sigma DP2

Excellent characteristics for shooting in black and white; compact; nice manual controls.

Slow AF system; short battery life; stiff shutter button; some interface annoyances; occasional lockups; poor white balance; overly blue LCD screen; poor video capture.

The Sigma DP2 doesn't really live up to the promise of its Foveon sensor, but it does excel for shooting in black and white photos.

Jul, 2009

Read the full review

Expert review by (photoreview.com.au)

Sigma DP2 Quattro

Sigma's revised compact camera features a total body re-design plus a new APS-C-sized Foveon sensor with 30% higher resolution plus a matching 30mm f/2.8 lens.

Sigma's cameras won't suit snapshooters and many basic photo enthusiasts will find them difficult to accept, given their very extensive limitations. The DP2 Quattro is very much a niche camera – that operates in a rather small niche. And its price tag...

Sep, 2014

Read the full review

Expert review by : Dan Richards (popphoto.com)

Camera Test: Sigma DP2

You've heard of "advanced compact" cameras-those pocketable powerhouses that shoot RAW, sport hot-shoes, and give you much more control than typical point-and-shoots

Sep, 2009

Read the full review

Expert review by : dcworld (digitalcameraworld.com)

Sigma DP2

Megapixels alone don't guarantee image quality.

Sep, 2009

Read the full review

Expert review by (gadgets.ndtv.com)

Sigma dp2 Quattro Review: Captures Images Brimming With Colour

Foveon X3 sensor is phenomenal Great colour reproduction in daylight shots Good build quality

No video No image stabilisation of any sort Slow shot-to-shot performance Not great for low-light photography

The Sigma dp2 Quattro costs a whopping Rs. 79,990 in India. The fact that it is a lot of money for a compact camera feels quite like an understatement actually. This compact camera cannot do video, doesn't have image stabilisation, and images taken in...

Read the full review