It's taken them long enough, but Sigma has finally put their SD15 on sale in the US. First unveiled all the way back in September 2008, the $989 DSLR body uses a 14-megapixel Foveon X3 direct image ...

Sigma announced its SD15 digital SLR camera is now available in the United States for the estimated street price of $989. The SD15 is the latest model in Sigma's SD series, which previously consisted ...

At this year's PMA show Sigma Corporation, known primarily for camera lenses, re-introduced its top-end SD15 DSLR as well as five new lenses and two new compact digital cameras. The SD15 features a ...

Maybe the Sigma SD15—which we saw last year at PMA2009—will be released one of these days, after being announced in 2006. This time, at least, they have complete ...

The Japanese camera equipment maker expects the new Foveon sensor in its upcoming SD1 will prove more competitive. Also: New image-stabilized lenses and Sigma's financial crisis. Stephen Shankland ...

Sigma seems to be releasing cameras the way Google releases software: put out something that’s blatantly incomplete and then revise it until it’s competitive (or more than competitive) with the rest ...

The Japanese lens maker has models with an ultrawide field of view and tailored for the challenges posed by mainstream digital SLRs with smaller image sensors. Stephen Shankland worked at CNET from ...

You could be forgiven for thinking that Japan's Sigma is just a maker of lenses for the cameras of other companies like Canon and Nikon, but that's not the case. The company broke into the digital ...

We heard about the SD1 back in September: a Foveon-based DSLR with 45 megapixels, as they define them, though the “megapixel” rating is difficult to compare when you have different sensor patterns ...

Sigma has announced the new Sigma DS1 DSLR, which features a 46 megapixel 24×16mm APS-C X3 direct image sensor, plus a lightweight body made from magnesium alloy. The SIGMA SD1 features a 24×16mm ...

Sigma is a well-known name in the camera industry, particularly the high-end camera industry. And nothing says high-end quite like 46 megapixels. Though, the effective output of the SD1's 46 ...