Getting out of your comfort zone is a great exercise for photographers, and for SIGMA Ambassador Heather Larkin, exploring a big city entirely in black and white is about as far from the norm as it gets. See how Heather put a trio of ultra-portable SIGMA I series prime lenses to use on her first trip to New York City.
Toe: Stop Motion Horror with Sigma Art Lenses
An interview with Neal O’Bryan about his stop-motion rendition of “Toe”, the classic American horror tale.
One Month with the Sigma 18-35mm f1.8 Art lens
In the last few weeks I have had the chance to travel with Sigma’s 18-35mm F1.8 lens to New Jersey, Las Vegas and Chicago. The lens was put through the tests on a Canon 7D, 50D, and 60D. I was so intrigued by the lens that as a full-frame shooter, I went and found a cropped sensor camera just to use it. It was well worth it.
Sigma dp2 Quattro: First Look
I’ve spent the weekend with the dp2 Quattro, and I can tell you straight-out that this is far and away the best dp camera I’ve had my hands on. Here’s our first look at the Sigma dp2 Quattro.
Sigma Photo Pro 5.5 Monochrome: First Look, First Photos
Sigma Photo Pro 5.5 is a significant update to the raw processor for X3F Raw files from Sigma’s cameras featuring the unique Foveon X3 Direct Image sensor as there is a completely new, dedicated monochrome processor for raw files from the original Sigma SD1 and all Merrill generation cameras, the SD1M, DP1M, DP2M, and the brand-new DP3M. And it is now available for download.
Sigma Photo Pro 5.5 Monochrome: Video Tutorial
Sigma Photo Pro 5.5 now offers dedicated Monochrome processing for X3 raw files from the original SD1 and all cameras in the Merrill Generation, the SD1 Merrill, the DP2 Merrill, and the new DP3 Merrill.