Posted on May 20, 2008 by Eric
DPReview has posted a review of the Sigma DP1.
As you might imagine the DP1 is not great for your typical portrait shoot and it’s not ideal for wildlife or sports photography either but it does a very good job in landcape and (due to its low distortion) architecture photography.
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