Sigma DP2 Review at Photo Review

Written by Eric on May 24th, 2009 | 0 Comments


Photo Review has posted a review of the Sigma DP2.

Low-light performance was only marginally better than we found with the DP1, with a severe loss of colour in long exposures that was reflected in both JPEG and raw files. Noise and colour shifts became increasingly obvious from ISO 400 on and 15-second exposures shot at ISO 800 were almost unusable.



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