Sigma Sigma DP Series Image Thread

[tilman]

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back alley by tilman paulin, on Flickr

 

[tilman]

Sigma DP3M - ISO 800 straight-out-of-camera jpg

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[agentlossing]

Sigma DP3M - ISO 800 straight-out-of-camera jpg

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That looks really good for 800 on one of these cameras. Is there a trick to it? I see it doesn't look underexposed at all, which is probably a good start. That's a patient cat to sit still for a whole 1/8 second!

 

[tilman]

That looks really good for 800 on one of these cameras. Is there a trick to it? I see it doesn't look underexposed at all, which is probably a good start. That's a patient cat to sit still for a whole 1/8 second!

The few colour photos I took (before switching to black and white) had a bit of a colour cast to them (bit like expired film? Green-magenta - which is fine if you're happy with that look, but I preferred the neutral black&white here. Looks much cleaner.)

I was stabilizing the camera against the wall, and thanks to the leaf shutter you get away with longer shutter times (no shutter shock at all)

Another positive effect of the quiet leaf shutter is that the cats aren't bothered by the camera

(whereas even with the quiet Oly EM1ii shutter they didn't like it - or they were bothered by some other noises that we don't hear - like IBIS)

 

[tilman]

DP3m - another cat

Jasmine by tilman paulin, on Flickr

 

[tilman]

Saturday morning walk by tilman paulin, on Flickr

Jasmine - in colour by tilman paulin, on Flickr

 

[tilman]

the last few of the cat photo series (maybe one more to come )

sleeping by tilman paulin, on Flickr

Lily by tilman paulin, on Flickr

 

[tilman]

Untitled by tilman paulin, on Flickr

 

[tilman]

lockbox by tilman paulin, on Flickr

 

[tilman]

yesterday's lunchtime snaps:

spring by tilman paulin, on Flickr

2020-02-28_10-07-50 by tilman paulin, on Flickr

 

[saladin]

early shot with the Dp2s.

Certainly nothing special about the scene, it's just a shot , but it has a good spread of vibrant colour and plenty of light. And theres some clarity to the pic that really appeals. Its been a struggle in terms of camera operation, unpredictable auto focus etc though, lol. what a quirky camera.


I used the bundled SPP 4 and simply hit "auto", added 0.5 sharpening and exported quality 12 jpeg.

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[tilman]

charred pylon

charred pylon by tilman paulin, on Flickr

 

[tilman]

Friday's snapshot...

Untitled by tilman paulin, on Flickr

 

[mnhoj]

SPP monochrome has a nice feel to it.

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[agentlossing]

Kind of excited to see more images in this thread

 

[mnhoj]

Just checking the leaf shutter sync speed...

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[mnhoj]

My brick wall test. I've literally shot hundreds of lenses with this scene.
Sharpness - pass.

 

[tilman]

haven't really been keeping up with sharing lately - here's a few from recent weeks - all with the DP3m

Sunday morning by tilman paulin, on Flickr

"early bird special" by tilman paulin, on Flickr

evening walk by tilman paulin, on Flickr

blue forest by tilman paulin, on Flickr

Sunday morning walk by tilman paulin, on Flickr

 

[mnhoj]

 

[mnhoj]