2012
03.27
03.27
Fan Photo of the Week #1: Robert Lopshire’s Ice Queen
“The Ice Queen” by Robert Lopshire is the first Fan Photo of the Week.
Category: Photoworld
2012
03.23
03.23
Introducing Sigma’s Fan Photo of the Week
When Facebook recently announced that business pages would be switching over to Timeline, we realized this would be a great opportunity for Sigma Corporation of America to showcase fantastic photos each week created by our amazingly talented fans! Each week, we will be featuring a new Fan Photo of the week here on the Sigma blog, and on the Sigma Corporation of America Facebook page.
2012
03.01
03.01
Why Upgrading to the Sigma 17-50mm F2.8 EX DC OS HSM is a Wise Business Decision
For APS-C shooters, the Sigma 17-50mm F2.8 EX DC OS HSM is a gigantic leap upwards in terms of overall performance compared to the variable aperture standard zoom kit lenses shipped with so many DSLRs.
2012
02.08
02.08
The vision and passion of Dick Merrill
Today, Sigma officially launches three new digital cameras, the Sigma SD1 Merill, the DP1 Merill, and the DP2 Merrill. Each of these cameras wears the name “Merrill” in honor and recognition of the passion, drive and vision of Richard “Dick” Merrill, a founding father of the Foveon sensor that is at the heart of Sigma’s Digital cameras.
2012
01.17
01.17
A tale of two time lapse videos
Here’s the takeaway in one sentence: Sigma Ultrawide zoom lenses and Dynamic Perception’s Stage Zero Dolly kit are a potent combination for making killer time lapse videos, whatever your visions happen to be.
2012
01.09
01.09
Sigma Launches DN Lens Line with Two F2.8 Primes
Sigma has just announced the Digital Neo line of lenses for compact interchangeable lens cameras with a worldwide announcement launching as CES 2012 gets underway out in Las Vegas. The relatively small physical size of the 19mm F2.8 EX DN and 30mm mm F2.8 EX DN notwithstanding, this is is big news for us!
2012
01.05
01.05
Sigma SD1 and SD15 for Digital Infrared Photography, By Jack Howard
Infrared photography involves capturing light at wavelengths beyond the visible spectrum. Infrared energy is reflected quite differently than we are accustomed to by many organic and inorganic surfaces, and the results of landscapes bathed in infrared light has long been a favorite style of photography for fine art photographers since the silver halide days of centuries past. A unique design advantage of Sigma’s DSLRs allows creative photographers to quickly and easily swap between visible spectrum and infrared photography.
2011
12.27
12.27
The Sigma 85mm F1.4 EX DG HSM is World Class Glass
Since its announcement last year, the Sigma 85mm F1.4 EX DG HSM has been generating tons of buzz in photography [...]
2011
12.13
12.13
Sigma Proud to Sponsor Underwater Sculptor and Photographer Jason DeCaires Taylor
In the waters off Cancun, Mexico, photographer, artist and conservationist Jason DeCaire Taylor has been creating the Museo Subacuatico de [...]
2011
11.30
11.30
Must Have Accessories for the Holidays
Sigma Pro Photographer, Dave FitzSimmons shares his secrets to attaining the perfect photograph using Sigma accessories. It’s the small things that count! Accessories can offer new creative possibilities for a photographer, whether an accomplished pro or even a neophyte. They offer an inexpensive way to improve your photography.
