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http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/sigmasd1
mich wundert seit 17.15h das es noch niemand hier gepostet hatte anstelle`?
das fazit - leider nur 71 zähler, dafür excellente ISO100-400 quality, wenn
man weiß mit der SD1m umzugehen....
Conclusion - Pros
The SD1 is a non-frills SLR with a very basic feature set that offers exceptional image quality at low ISOs (100-400). However it's let down by slow file write times and erratic control behaviour during this process. High ISO image quality is unremarkable, and there's no live view for tripod shooting. It's a specialist tool, but if you can live with its limitations it's capable of excellent results.
mich wundert seit 17.15h das es noch niemand hier gepostet hatte anstelle`?
das fazit - leider nur 71 zähler, dafür excellente ISO100-400 quality, wenn
man weiß mit der SD1m umzugehen....
Conclusion - Pros
- Exceptional image quality at low ISO, especially in Raw mode
- Very good build quality (including weatherproofing)
- Straightforward operation, with external controls for all key functions
- Large, clear viewfinder
- Excellent grip, extremely comfortable to shoot for extended sessions
- Near-perfect implementation of mirror lockup (for tripod work)
- Extremely slow file write speeds, with erratic control behaviour while writing
- Poor image quality at high ISO, with green and purple colour blotching in shadows
- Evaluative metering somewhat prone to highlight clipping
- Overly-conservative highlight clipping warning (can encourage underexposure)
- No Live View (which makes accurate manual focus harder than it could be)
- Unimpressive AF compared to similarly-priced competitors
- Twin controls dials largely wasted, with duplicate functions in all modes except M
- Uncomfortably-placed ISO button
- ISO not displayed full time in viewfinder
- Camera does not achieve specified continuous shooting speeds (about 1 fps slower in our tests)
- AB configuration position on drive mode dial locks all other functions, and prevents shooting
- Sigma Photo Pro software is slow and painful to use, and lacks standard controls such as cropping, straightening and lens corrections
The SD1 is a non-frills SLR with a very basic feature set that offers exceptional image quality at low ISOs (100-400). However it's let down by slow file write times and erratic control behaviour during this process. High ISO image quality is unremarkable, and there's no live view for tripod shooting. It's a specialist tool, but if you can live with its limitations it's capable of excellent results.