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I think this is because nobody really knows how to use the RAW workflow. Some do, many don't. Many don't spend enough time to understand the way a camera's dynamic range is even used. The Sigma fp when processed well seems to have more than enough dynamic range. Again, if you know how to expose the

I moved from the BMPCC6K Pro and Sigma FP to an FX3 and A7IV. The FP and 6K Pro both have stronger IQ than the FX3, which is why I originally got them, but I was running into a lot of issues as a solo filmmaker and content creator. Trying to film myself or any subject with non autofocusing cameras w

It’s a great image maker. Big note, it is more appropriate for capturing stills than the others you’ve listed and comes equipped with some really lovely color profiles. Flexibility. You can add and subtract as much sharpness for any of these profiles as you could with any camera. The issue with a lo

Leicas are insanely expensive. But your assertion that the EV1 offers "something that you can get from almost every camera company out there" is simply untrue. I think there are only three compact 60MP cameras with interchangeable lenses available. - Sigma fpL. I owned this camera. I loved the size.

I really like the sigma FP, especially with the 45mm 2.8. It’s not great in terms of shutter speed, there is banding when there’s artificial lighting, auto focus isn’t great, no viewfinder stock, no GPS tagging through an app, no easy transfer of photos to your phone. However, I like the form factor

The Sigma FP has internal RAW recording since many updates ago, you just need high-speed SD cards (I'm actually shooting 12-bit internal RAW with some v60 cards and it works fine). Coming from a Magic Lantern 5D MKII, it feels like a nice upgrade to me. No more fighting with Magic Lantern randomly r

hmmm this sounds interesting:"you can export a lut of the raw color profile from davinci resolve and upload that to your video assist - just set a color space transform node to whatever color space and gamma your camera is set to in the camera raw panel for both input and output and then export that

I've been really struggling with the decision of what newer camera to buy. I had a bad experience with Sony and Nikon Z, because I am so spoiled by the colors and contrast of my CCD DSLR collection — especially the Pentax 645D — and my Sigma fp. Ergonomics are important (hate menus), and I need real

I believe both cameras use SONY sensors so colors are pretty similar. The only practical difference is that photos take a little bit longer to write on the FP-L due to the very large file size. For YouTube videos and the vast majority of photo needs, the FP and BF’s 24~ megapixel sensor is more than

In its minimalism it has great character - especially in times where everything (my iPhone, for example) is overflowing with so much junk you can't find what you need any more. "the feeling os using something that is well made and just works" agree to that. We need that expression of the analog mind