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RLS Moving And Storage, Sales Office
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RLS Moving And Storage, Sales Office
301 West 57th Street, Suite 3D
New York, NY
10019
212-397-0855
rlsmover@aol.com
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By Steve from New York, NY
Posted Jul 4, 2012
I don't think you get it at all. Sigma DOES create caermas for a niche market. That is why I am buying. I just got my first Sigma camera . . . fianlly an old SD14. I LOVE it! It was/is an experimental purchase. The SD1 convinced me to try it. I'm not going to buy a $7,000 camera without trying the less expensive version first! I am VERY pleased with the SD14, and from what I can see, the SD1 looks much like the SD14. I own a Canon 20 D, a Canon 5 D, a Sony R1, and I had a Nikon D5000, which was stolen after about 6 months. I've used a Nikon D3, my friend's Nikon D700, and a few other caermas. I absolutely LOVE the SD14! The photos are so crisp and sharp! Now I'm ready to save the money to get the SD1. Now I am a TRUE believer. The SD1 offers something that nobody else offers an amazing image in the APS-C format, a format where there is a vast array of good quality, light lenses available from the company that makes the camera. The APS-C format is also king of bird shooter land. I can't believe that there aren't hundreds or maybe even thousands of bird shooters out there buying the SD1. Certainly, the SD1 is a perfect walk-around camera for the medium format shooter who is getting tired of lugging his heavy medium format camera with him, no?I want the SD1, because I believe wholeheartedly in the APS-C format, after my experiences with my 5 D and other full-frame caermas, comparing the images from those caermas to the images I have captured with my APS-C format caermas. It just doesn't make sense to buy a full-frame camera, and then have to get a giant lens just to get the same picture you would, if you got a lens that is much smaller, and then if you had that giant lens, and used an APS-C camera instead of a full-frame camera, you could get a better image, because you are shooting the center of the image circle and getting a more magnified view of what the lens is projecting at the film plane.I will buy the SD1, because it costs about the same as the other truly professional options, while giving me the same speed and better image quality. I will be getting the APS-C format for free. I will have the advantage of being able to use ALL the lenses available not just the full-frame lenses. I can pick from any of Sigma's many lenses. That makes a HUGE difference, when considering what format you choose to shoot.What else is all that, if it isn't the writings of a niche customer?
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