Outdoor Photographer – September 2019

ULTRA-COMPACT

MIRRORLESS CAMERA

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along with Leica and Panasonic

announced the L-Mount Alliance, a

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nies to develop full-frame mirror-

less cameras and lenses based on a

new L-mount. Now Sigma has

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three lenses for the system.

The Sigma fp is positioned as

“the world’s smallest and lightest

‘pocketable full-frame’” camera,

and it’s indeed compact and light

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back-illuminated 24.6-megapixel

full-frame sensor and can capture

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extensive weather sealing.

Several accessories are planned,

including a Sigma Mount Converter

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mount lenses. At press time, Sigma

hadn’t yet revealed pricing and

availability dates for the fp camera,

only that this information would be

coming this fall.

Along with the fp, Sigma

announced three L-mount lenses,

which will also be offered in



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full-frame cameras: the Sigma

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These lenses are expected to be

available by the time this issue

reaches newsstands. Contact:

Sigma, sigmaphoto.com.

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