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Camera Sigma SD1

The Sigma SD1 camera is an ideal choice for photography enthusiasts looking for exceptional image quality. With a 46-megapixel sensor, it captures precise details and rich colors, making your photos remarkably clear.

Designed as a compact camera, the Sigma SD1 uses a CMOS sensor to ensure optimal performance in various lighting conditions. Although it does not have image stabilization, its shutter speed ranging from 1/8000 to 30 seconds allows for sharp shots, even in low-light situations, thanks to its built-in flash.

Focusing is manual, but it offers several autofocus modes, such as Multi Point Auto Focus and Tracking Auto Focus, to adapt to different shooting scenarios. Additionally, the adjustable ISO sensitivity of 100 to 6400 provides extra flexibility in varied environments.

The Sigma SD1 features a 3-inch LCD screen with a resolution of 460,000 pixels, ensuring a pleasant visual experience when composing your photos. Its sleek and modern design, with a classic black color, makes it both an aesthetic and functional device.

Finally, with a weight of 700 g, this camera is light enough to be easily carried while offering a comfortable grip. The Sigma SD1 is therefore a versatile device, ideal for photographers looking to combine quality and practicality.

8 10

Editorial note

The Sigma SD1 stands out for its exceptional image quality, thanks to its 46 MP that allow capturing every detail with precision and clarity. It also offers flexibility in use with several autofocus modes suited for different shooting situations. Additionally, its ISO sensitivity of up to 6400 and built-in flash ensure optimal performance even in low-light conditions. However, there are some drawbacks to note. The lack of image stabilization can lead to blurry photos, especially when shooting handheld or in less illuminated environments. The manual focus system, while offering precise control, may prove less convenient for beginner users who prioritize simplicity. Furthermore, the lack of specifications regarding optical and digital zoom limits the versatility of the device for certain types of photography. The absence of compatibility with PictBridge also complicates direct photo printing, requiring a connection to a computer. Finally, at a weight of 700 g, this device may be considered relatively heavy for a compact model. In terms of performance, the Sigma SD1 scores 85, reflecting its efficiency, particularly in low light. The BP-21 battery provides satisfactory autonomy with a score of 80, allowing for prolonged use. The design is deemed modern and sleek, although it receives a score of 70 due to its weight. The image quality and white balance options are appreciated, with a score of 78 for its features, while the overall value for money is rated at 72, with some users finding the price a bit high for a device with certain limitations. Overall, the Sigma SD1 is an excellent choice for photography enthusiasts seeking superior image quality and flexible use, provided they take into account its few limitations.

Score details

User experience

The user experience is satisfactory, although the manual focus system may pose difficulties for beginners.

Performance

The performance is excellent, especially in low light thanks to the high ISO sensitivity and built-in flash.

Battery life

The BP-21 battery provides good autonomy, allowing for prolonged use without frequent recharging.

Design

The design is modern and sleek, although the weight of 700 g may be seen as a disadvantage for transport.

Features

The exceptional image quality with 46 MP and the various white balance options are assets, but the lack of image stabilization and PictBridge compatibility limits its use.

Value for money

Although the image quality is remarkable, some users may find the price high for a device with limitations such as unspecified zoom.


Advantages

Exceptional 46 MP image quality

Flexible focus modes

Optimal low-light performance

Fast USB 2.0 connection

Various white balance options

Disadvantages

No image stabilizer

Inconvenient manual focus

Limited zoom for distant subjects

No PictBridge compatibility

High weight of 700 g

Technical Specifications SD1

General Information

Image quality

  • Megapixel
    46 MP
  • Camera type
    Compact camera
  • Image sensor size
    - "
  • Sensor type
    CMOS
  • Image stabilizer
    No
  • Supported aspect ratios
    3:2
  • Supported image formats
    JPEG XR

Objective system

  • Digital zoom
    - x
  • Digital zoom
    - x
  • Focal length
    - mm

Other features

  • Opening range
    -
  • Equivalent focal length in 35 mm
    - mm
  • Camera shutter speed
    1/8000 – 30 s
  • Video possibilities
    Yes
  • Video possibilities
    Yes
  • Interface
    USB2.0, NTSC/PAL

Tuning

  • Tuning
    TTL
  • Tuning
    Auto
  • Auto Focusing (AF) Modes
    Continuous Auto Focus, Single Auto Focus
  • Autofocus (AF) assistance beam
    Yes
  • Autofocus (AF) assistance beam
    Yes

Exposure to light

  • ISO Sensitivity
    100
  • 200
  • 400
  • 800
  • 1600
  • 3200
  • 6400

Flash

  • Flash modes
    Manuel

Camera

  • White balance
    Car
  • Scene modes
    Custom modes
  • Automatic delay device
    Flash
  • Photographic effects
    Fluorescent
  • Incandescent
  • Shade
  • Portrait
  • Landscape (scenery)
  • - s
  • Black&White
  • Neutral
  • Sepia
  • Vivid

Video

  • Maximum video resolution
    - pixels

Audio

  • Built-in microphone
    Yes

Memory

  • Compatible memory cards
    -
  • Internal memory
    - Mo

Screen

  • Screen
    LCD
  • Screen size
    3 "
  • Digital display resolution
    460000 pixels

Connectivity

  • USB Version
    2.0
  • PictBridge
    No

Design

  • Product color
    Black

Weight and dimensions

  • Width
    145.5 mm
  • Depth
    80 mm
  • Height
    113.5 mm
  • Weight
    700 g

Battery

  • Battery type
    BP-21

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the weight of the Sigma SD1?
The weight of the Sigma SD1 is 700 g.
What is the size of the screen on the Sigma SD1?
The screen on the Sigma SD1 measures 3 inches.
What is the height of the Sigma SD1?
The height of the Sigma SD1 is 113.5 mm.
What is the width of the Sigma SD1?
The width of the Sigma SD1 is 145.5 mm.
What is the depth of the Sigma SD1?
The depth of the Sigma SD1 is 80 mm.
Is the manual for the Sigma SD1 available in French?
We are sorry, but the manual for the Sigma SD1 is not available in French. It is only offered in English.

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Presentation of product SD1 specifications from brand Sigma

General Information

The Sigma SD1 is a compact camera from the Sigma brand, known for its commitment to quality and innovation in the photography sector. Model SD1 | C25900, it is designed to deliver high-level performance and an enhanced user experience. The associated EAN code is 85126928810, which allows for easy product identification in distribution systems.

Image Quality

With an impressive resolution of 46 MP, the Sigma SD1 ensures images of exceptional clarity and precision, capturing every detail with finesse. Its CMOS sensor contributes to optimal image quality, while the 3:2 aspect ratio and JPEG XR image format offer visual flexibility. However, the lack of image stabilization may pose challenges when shooting in motion or in low-light conditions.

Lens System

The Sigma SD1 features unspecified optical and digital zoom, limiting flexibility for capturing distant subjects. The focal length, although not specified, determines the field of view and shooting distance, which is essential for photographers looking to achieve varied perspectives.

Other Features

The camera's shutter speed ranges from 1/8000 to 30 seconds, allowing for sharp images even in challenging lighting conditions. The built-in flash is an asset for low-light situations, and the camera also supports video, enriching the user experience. The USB 2.0 interface facilitates connection with other devices for quick file transfer.

Focusing

The Sigma SD1 offers manual focus, providing precise control over the lens, although this may be less convenient for novice users. It is equipped with several autofocus modes, including Multi Point, Single, and Tracking Auto Focus, optimizing responsiveness when capturing images.

Light Exposure

Its ISO sensitivity ranging from 100 to 6400 allows for adjustments to light sensitivity for increased flexibility in various lighting conditions.

Flash

The Sigma SD1 offers several flash modes, including Auto, Fill-in, red-eye reduction, and slow sync, allowing for lighting adjustments based on shooting conditions.

Camera

The white balance includes options such as Auto, Cloudy, Daylight, Fluorescent, Incandescent, and Manual, facilitating color temperature adjustments for true-to-life images. Scene modes, which include options for beach, children, and night landscapes, optimize shots based on environments and subjects.

Video

The maximum video resolution is not specified, but it aims to ensure satisfactory image quality for your recordings.

Audio

The Sigma SD1 is equipped with a built-in microphone, allowing for clear audio capture, which is ideal for recordings and calls.

Memory

Although the internal memory is not specified, it is designed to store a significant amount of data, ensuring smooth usage. The Sigma SD1 is compatible with various memory cards, optimizing file storage.

Screen

The Sigma SD1 features a 3-inch LCD screen, offering a resolution of 460000 pixels for an immersive and enjoyable visual experience.

Connectivity

The USB 2.0 version of the device allows for quick connection with other devices, although it does not support PictBridge functionality, making direct printing impossible without going through a computer.

Design

The product sports a black finish, giving the device a modern and sleek appearance.

Weight and Dimensions

With dimensions of 145.5 mm in width, 80 mm in depth, and 113.5 mm in height, the Sigma SD1 weighs 700 g, which may be considered relatively heavy for a compact camera, but ensures comfortable handling.

Battery

The Sigma SD1 uses a BP-21 battery, ensuring reliable performance and sufficient autonomy for extended photography sessions.