APS-H one is the equivalent of a 51-megapixel sensor.
The compact DP series by Sigma was favored by very limited number of photographers due to the fixed lens issue. To make a big space among photographers Sigma finally jumped in thee mirrorless ship with its two new products SD Quattro and SD Quattro H. Both the camera uses Sigma SA lens mount, that allows shooters to select the Sigma’s lineup of Global Vision lenses.
29MP APS-C Foveon X3 Quattro CMOS sensor that uses a unique stacked design to deliver full color information at every single pixel without interpolation.
Sigma SD Quattro vs SD Quattro H
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The bold word are the differences between the two models. As you can see from the table the the primary difference between the two camera models is the sensor size.
Display is divided into two parts, one part will always show the camera settings and other will show additional features / live-view / menus.
surprisingly the recently announced camera uses 9 points Phase AF system combined with contrast detect AF system for more accuracy.
on the back side of the camera we have 2.3 MP high resolution viewfinder and a 1.62 MP LCD display screen and a side screen on right side (shown in red box) that mainly display camera core settings, example shutter speed, ISO, aperture, etc.,
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Sigma cameras. I have heard of them. The corporation obviously make great lenses. Marketing lenses vs cameras is as different as night and day. Perhaps they make fine cameras too?
Sigma cameras were always very interesting cameras, although reading some articles, I found out the technology is being cheated a bit… whereas although they advertise high pixel count, they never tell you those pixels are stacked, and in reality you only get 12 or 15 megapixel images.
@curt No they don’t make any film cameras
Agree, Sigma need to upscale its camera division juts like the lenses.