The SD15 Digital SLR camera, the latest model included in the SD Series, was re-announced by Sigma Corporation last February 21, 2010. It was originally announced at the 2008 Photokina Trade Show, first showcasing it as the successor to the SD14.
After two years, the SD15 Digital SLR Camera is re-introduced to the market, boasting great features such as a 14MP Foveon X3 sensor, the same True II processor as the latest DPx models, and a larger 3.0? 460k dot LCD. The 14 megapixel Foveon X3 direct image sensor can capture all primary RGB colors, so you can expect your photos to have really high color quality. Meanwhile, the True II image processing engine will provide high resolution power and reproduce high definition images. And with its larger 3.0? 460k dot LCD, design is even made more user-friendly.
But the SD15’s features do not end there. Other features include SD card compatibility, ISO 100-1600 (50-3200 extended) sensitivity, and 21 shot raw buffer at 3fps and 5 frame auto bracketing for HDR-enthusiasts. And since most DSLRs are susceptible to dust entering the body, the SD15 mount is equipped with a dust protector and incorporated with sealing parts.
As for the SD15’s optional accessories, you have over 45 Sigma lenses such as ultra-wide, ultra-telephoto, macro and fisheye. You can also get dedicated flashguns (EF-530 DG SUPER, EF-530 DG ST and EM-140 DG) which offer fully automatic S-TTL flash dedication, a Power Grip (PG-21), Cable Release (CR-21) and Remote Controller (RS-31).
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