The Sigma FP2 isn’t the easiest camera to figure out
1 week ago
3
The DPReview team discusses Sigma’s oh-so-small camera that it says is meant for photographers and videographers.
DPReviewWhen you use DPReview links to buy products, the site may earn a commission.
Last week, Sigma announced the FP2, the latest generation in its line of ultra-small cameras that it says are designed to be 50% for photography, and 50% for cinematography. Alongside it, the company introduced a lens that’s the first in a new series aimed at being light and compact, rather than devoted to clinical sharpness across the frame.
Unsurprisingly, the DPReview crew had a lot of thoughts and feelings about the camera, not all of which they’re certain about. If there’s one thing that’s clear, it’s that, despite its simple appearance, this is a complicated camera that will take a while to fully understand.
SigmaAbout the Author: Mitchell started taking pictures at 10 and hasn’t stopped since. It’s been a wide-ranging adventure, spanning a wide variety of genres and locales, and occasionally dipping into fascinations with video and filmmaking. They honed their technical knowledge doing documentation, programing and QA, writing for The Verge, and just generally messing around on the computer to see what breaks.
Follow DPReview to ensure our independent journalism reaches your feeds.
English (US) ·