We hope this list of Sigma lens abbreviations helps you better understand the qualities of Sigma lenses. It can be confusing looking at a jumble of letters. Knowing what they mean can help you choose the best Sigma lens for your photography needs!
At the moment we don't know what is coming out. However, it does indicate something like a GX camera might make a return because I don't think a camera like that make sense to have a PDAF. Unless the camera is a GX8ii and you could argue this premium camera should be a hybrid an...
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I am considering switching back to Lightroom. The Raw-Engine itself imho is pretty poor for working with ORF files (DxO Pl does that a lot better), but LR has a better color grading tool. Split toning is extremely poor with DxO. And also the controls (Highlights, Midtones etc.) work ...
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Sony A7R IV, Sigma 14-24mm f/2.8 DG DN Art Landscape photos are often printed very large, so this is one time when it’s okay to go for the camera with more megapixels. Even though you don’t need more than 12-24 megapixels for viewing your images beautifully on a computer displa...
More pixels does mean slower processing, too. I do feel like CR3 are also harder to process, so a bit of a double whammy. Reply Reply with quote Reply to thread Complain OP stillviking • Regular Member • Posts: 342 Re: DPP 4 is horrible slow, what to use? In reply to ...
It would be nice if there were a slightly lossy compress DNG option, but they don't. I would expect they could get about a 3x compression without seriously hurting most images (which is about what Adobe does with their compressed DNG). ...
Honestly, if the Sigma 18-50mm f/2.8 was already available in M mount, I think that would make option 1 an easy call for me. I am considering both of those, and am trying to be patient to see what will unfold over the rest of the year. The thing that makes it hard to be ...
Does it mean "binning"? That is, combining data from 4 pixels, and use it like a large pixel (4 times the area). Binning is one way to downsample, and it has valid uses but primarily it reduces noise. The average noise from 4 sensor locations will have a pretty wide range of value...