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The Sigma DP3 Quattro is a compact camera with APS-C (1.5x) sensor and 19.6 megapixels manufactured from 2014. The range of sensitivities, including ISO extension, is 100 - 6400 ISO. The average price, when it has been added to the JuzaPhoto database, is 783 €;
9 users have given it an average vote of 9.3 out of 10
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Pros:File quality, cost, great built-in lens, second battery supplied. Close AF function that allows for a great playback ratio.
Cons:Obviously the limits of the Foveon and the limits of a compact without viewfinder and fixed screen, penalizing shutter, rubber SD door.
Opinion:Surprising that it has a lower rating among the DPs. It is the best success (coupled optical sensor) together with the DP0. The sensor is the same as the SDQ but coupled with the 50mm f2.8 the file is slightly less contrasted, a softer coat that makes it more pleasant. Very low price for what it offers in terms of files. A 50mm on aps-c should give an idea of the range of use. Too bad the central shutter of 1/2000s that limits its use in situations of good light. For the physical limits of this shutter you actually get to 1/1250s at f2.8, then 1/1600s up to f4 and then at 1/2000s up to f16. It is clear that shooting at f2.8 in good light is not talked about. On the other hand, it always synchronizes with the same times with the flash avoiding the limits and the use of HSS. There is no viewfinder (optional a helmet for the monitor that I would never mount) and the monitor is small and not excellent. As in all compacts with such characteristics with good light it is really difficult to frame and possibly review the photos to verify the MF. Having said that and knowing the strengths and weaknesses of the Foveon (see review of the SDQ) if you exceed all the limits for your way of photographing it is a great machine that will give you satisfaction and possibly allows you to approach the Foveon with a very contained expense.
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