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Sigma DP3 Merrill Studio Sample Photos

Here are a number of sample photos taken in our studio with the Sigma DP3 Merrill.

15 Mar 2013 3:57PM by Joshua Waller | Sigma DP3 Merrill in Compact Cameras

Here are a number of sample photos from the new Sigma DP3 Merrill - with a 50mm f/2.8 Macro lens, and 46 megapixel Foveon sensor. Click the thumbnails to view larger images or click "High-Res" to view the full size originals. These are JPEG images straight from the camera with no post-processing. For best results it's recommended to convert the RAW images. We will be posting our full review shortly.

Sigma DP3 Merrill Sample Photos

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Sigma DP3 Merrill Specifications

Manufacturer	Sigma
Lens
	Max Aperture	f/2.8 - f/22
	35mm equivalent	75mm
	Optical Zoom	0x
Image Sensor
	Pixels	No Data
	Pixels (W)	No Data
	Pixels (H)	No Data
	Sensor Type	Foveon X3 CMOS
	Sensor Size	APS-C
	Sensor Size (width)	No Data
	Sensor Size (height)	No Data
	Aspect Ratio	3:2
LCD Monitor
	LCD Monitor	No Data
	Screen resolution	No Data
	Touch Screen	No
Focusing
	Min Focus	No Data
	Focusing modes
Exposure Control
	Shutter speeds shortest	No Data
	Shutter speeds longest	No Data
	Bulb mode	Yes
	Exp modes	Program Aperture-Priority Shutter-Priority Manual Program Variable
	Metering
	ISO sensitivity	No Data
	White balance
	Exposure Comp	No Data
Shooting Options
	Continuous shooting	No Data
Video
	Movie mode	Yes
	Video Resolution
	Video FPS	No Data
	Stereo Sound	No Data
	Optical Zoom with Video	No
Other Features
	Image Stabilisation	No
Interface
	HDMI	No Data
	USB	USB 2
	Wi-Fi	No
Storage
	Card Type	SD SDHC SDXC
	File Type	RAW JPG RAW + JPG
Power Source
	Battery Type	No Data
	Battery Life (CIPA rating)	No Data
Box Contents
	Box Contents	No Data
Dimensions
	Weight	No Data
	Width	No Data
	Height	No Data
	Depth	No Data

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Photographs taken using the Sigma DP3 Merrill

Comments

JackAllTog Plus

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15 Mar 2013 5:05PM

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Really like the detail and sharpness of the model shots, the tech in me inherently thinks these sensors produce better detail in the raw shots.

josa 7 25

15 Mar 2013 8:11PM

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Stunning!!!

pablophotographer 8 1.3k 352

15 Mar 2013 9:55PM

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Sure do great detail, hadn't they always? I think the area where they needed to work mostly was software... RAW files were excellent, JPEGs needed work. You also need lots of memory in your computer

GaryDeanMercerClark 7 6

25 Mar 2013 4:12PM

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I shoot with a DP2M and always shoot with the .jpeg and raw feature. This allows me to sort through the .jpegs quickly, flag the images I want to edit, then pull up all the raw images and flag the raw image with the same numbers as their .jpeg counterpart. Then I select only the flagged raws and go on to edit there. Its a big time saver as SPP 5.5 is pretty slow. Another trick is to limit the number of 50MB files in a folder to 50 or less. Seems the program loads all the images into the computer's memory which completely slows down the computer. Macintoshes older than the new i5 intell chips really can dog down with SPP 5.5 so sorting through with the .jpegs and flagging which images you want to edit the raw counterpart really speeds things up! I hopefully will have a DP3M in my hands very soon.