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Sigma DP1 Quattro – Field test image

15/12/2014 In Reviews, Venture Blog By sengmah

Sigma DP1 Quattro – Field test image

I’ve been field testing the Sigma DP1 Quattro thanks to a camera from Team Digital. Because of its wider angle lens, I’ve been trying out the DP1 Quattro as a potential landscape camera — which means looking at how it performs in terms of colour, texture, detail, dynamic range and whether the 19mm (28mm equivalent full frame) is suitable for wide angle landscape composition.

A more detailed review will be forthcoming, but for now, I have to say that the detail that this camera’s sensor is able to capture is stunning. Check out the image below and the 100% view of a part of it (click on the image to download the larger image file showing the 100% crop on part of the image — for best effect, please view in Photoshop or similar software, or an image viewer).

Sigma DP1 Quattro Image sample and 100% crop

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