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The Sigma DP1 14.06 MP digital camera uses Secure Digital/Secure Digital High Capacity/Multimedia memory cards. Its CMOS resolution is 2640 x 1760. This camera also takes movies with sound, and has a built-in microphone. The Sigma DP1 has a 2.5" LCD for viewing and taking photos, and you can manually adjust the shutter & aperture. Its fastest shutter speed is 1/2000 second, up to a maximum exposure time of 15 seconds, and you can shoot 2.8 frames/second continuously. It has a built-in internal flash as well as a self timer. It also offers a USB port and a video out port. This part number (Sigma DP1) is for the black camera. Sigma DP1 14MP CMOS Digital Camera, with Foveon X3 image sensor For the best deal on the Sigma DP1, you'll want to compare prices before you buy. Our list of stores carrying the DP1 (located below) tracks merchants who often have bargain prices and great sales. At StreetPrices, we want you to have the most accurate information possible. That's why we update our prices as soon as we notice a change — other comparison shopping sites update only once or twice a day. 
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$549.95 plus $12.85 shipping FREE tax |
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$549.88 plus $13.10 shipping plus tax |
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$599.00 FREE shipping plus tax |
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5 Stars...Met My Expectations
It came down to Panasonic and Sigma for me. I suppose I'm an amateur photographer, but one with a large amount of experience using DSLRs. I always get frustrated with compact digital cameras since they usually have little creative/manual controls...then I heard about the DP1 from a friend of my brother's, did some research...
A highly specialized tool for the artist
The Sigma DP1 is a highly specialized tool for the artist/photographer and has a very sharp 28mm (35mm equiv.) non-interchangeable wide angle lens. It has no optical zoom. Much has been written about the quality of its images and it is well-deserved; the images are amazingly beautiful. The colors seem "cleaner," less muted. Interestingly though, Sigma has skimped on everything except image quality, like not having a built-in lens cover, image-stabilization, a viewfinder, a spring loaded battery ...
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Amazing quality for the size/price. But.....
My background is in fine art and architectural photography. I use film/digital and have always wanted a high quality yet pocketable digital camera. The reviews on the web were mixed at best - but I felt that there were enough high quality photos taken at iso 200/400 out there to convince me to give it a shot.
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