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Sigma SD10

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Brand Sigma 2003
Model SD10
Released Year 2003
Type Digital Cameras
Series SD
Color
  • Black
  • Clear
Status Discontinued
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Overview

The Sigma SD10 is a digital single-lens reflex camera introduced in 2003, featuring the unique Foveon X3 image sensor technology. Unlike traditional sensors, the Foveon sensor captures red, green, and blue light at different depths, resulting in exceptional color fidelity and image sharpness. It utilizes a 3.4-megapixel sensor that produces images equivalent in quality to higher megapixel counts from conventional sensors. The camera supports interchangeable Sigma SA-mount lenses and is equipped with a 2.5-inch LCD monitor for image preview and menu navigation. The SD10 offers manual exposure controls, RAW image capture, and utilizes CF cards for storage. Its sophisticated image processing aims to preserve natural colors and detail, catering to professional and enthusiast photographers.

Specifications

Non-Domestic Product No
Series Sigma SD
Type Digital SLR
Maximum Resolution 10.2 MP
Custom Bundle No
Color
  • Black
  • Clear
Model SD10
Country/Region of Manufacture Japan
Battery Type AA
Modified Item No
Sensor Foveon X3 3.4 Megapixel
Lens Mount Sigma SA bayonet
Storage Media CompactFlash (CF) Type I/II
ISO Range ISO 100
Viewfinder Optical pentaprism
LCD Monitor 2.5 inch

Key Advantages

The Sigma SD10's primary strength lies in its revolutionary Foveon X3 sensor, delivering remarkable color accuracy and image detail. Its compact DSLR design with interchangeable lenses provides creative flexibility. The camera offers full manual control over exposure settings, catering to advanced photography techniques. RAW file support allows extensive post-processing without quality loss. The Sigma SA lens mount broadens compatible lens options with excellent optics. Additionally, the clear 2.5-inch LCD aids in precise image review and settings adjustments.

Limitations

The SD10's Foveon sensor, while unique, results in lower resolution compared to conventional sensors with similar megapixel counts. Its fixed ISO range limits performance in low-light environments or fast action. The camera has a slower autofocus system compared to contemporary DSLRs. Continuous shooting speed is limited, impacting fast sequence photography. Battery life is relatively short for extended shooting sessions. The SD10's discontinued status means limited support and availability of accessories and service.

FAQ

The SD10 uses the Foveon X3 sensor which captures red, green, and blue light at different sensor depths, providing enhanced color accuracy and detail.

The Sigma SD10 was released in 2003.

Yes, the SD10 supports Sigma SA-mount interchangeable lenses.

The SD10 uses CompactFlash (CF) cards for image storage.

Yes, the SD10 supports RAW image capture for advanced post-processing.

No, the Sigma SD10 has been discontinued.

The Sigma SD10 features a 2.5-inch LCD screen.

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