Saturday, 18 February 2012

UK retailer Wex starts pre-orders on Sigma SD1 Merrill

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Online retailer Wex Photographic in UK has started taking pre-orders on the controversial Sigma SD1 Merrill DSLR at £1839.00 including VAT (at 20-percent), or £1,565.11 ex VAT / $2,477.00. Please follow the link here to pre-order. Thank you for buying through this site's links.

US retailer Adorama has started taking pre-orders at $2,299.00 on the 46MP SD-1 Merrill. Please follow the link here to buy.

The 46MP SD1 Merrill was the cause of some controversy when it was announced earlier this month as the company, citing reductions in the production costs of the Foveon sensor, stated the new model would be heavily reduced in price while the original SD1model was still on sale at £5,499.00.

Sigma's new CEO, Kazuto Yamaki, was forced to make a statement defending the company's decision to revise the price of the new camera, which is essentially unchanged over the original model. The Foveon X3 Direct Image Sensor in the SD1 uses technology originally developed by the late Dick Merrill (1949-2008) and the company has named the new generation sensor in his memory.

Nikon D800, D800E technical guide released

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Nikon started producing technical guides, in-depth sales brochures, alongside the regular brochure as far back as 1980 for the F3 and then for every successive pro film SLR since up to the F5. The format has since changed for digital cameras, with the guides concentrating on how to maximise performance of certain features. Nikon USA has released a guide in pdf of the forthcoming D800 and D800E models with guidance on how to achieve optimal resolution from the 36MP sensor, while taking care to avoid, or correct for colour artifacts, including moire.

Please follow the link here to download.

Friday, 17 February 2012

Canon ambassador Ziv Koren talks about EOS-1D X at CPN

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Canon continues their discussion of the EOS-1D X on the CPN site with Ziv Koren, a photojournalist for Polaris Images. There are several sample photos taken on a pre-production camera including a couple of 100-percent crops of the 'original photos', presumably out-of-camera JPEGs (none higher than ISO1600 unfortunately, and close-ups only shown taken with Canon's better optics - 24mm f/1.4L II and 70-200mm f/2.8L IS II). It's still impossible to judge the quality from these images but Koren's impressions are encouraging.

To read the article, please follow the link here.

Canon EOS C300 models available to pre-order via WEX at £12k

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Wex Photographic, formerly Warehouse Express, based in Norwich have both models of the Canon EOS C300 listed on their site for special order at a whisker under £12,000 inc VAT, a saving of £800 on the last listed price. The site says March for delivery.

Canon finally deliver the ergonomics that we've been looking for (it can take various add-ons) but have priced it out of the reach for most of us freelancers (it needs to be £5,000 or £6,000 at the most). However, I expect we'll see photographers at agencies such as Reuters, AP et al using these alongside their EOS-1D's.

Please follow the links below to order.

Canon EOS C300 PL at £11,999.000 inc VAT

Canon EOS C300 (EF) at £11,999.00 inc VAT

Thursday, 16 February 2012

New Canon lenses available to pre-order at WEX

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Wex Photographic UK (formerly Warehouse Express) has the recently announced trio of lenses from Canon available to pre-order. Wex are sweetening the deal by offering a free Kenko Pro1 Digital UV filter with each purchase. Please follow the links below to buy.

Canon EF 28mm f2.8 IS USM at £729.00

Canon EF 24mm f2.8 IS USM at £749.00

Canon EF 24-70mm f2.8L II USM at £2,299.00

Thank you for buying from this site's links.

Wednesday, 15 February 2012

Olympus instant rebates available at Adorama

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Adorama has a raft of Olympus kit with instant rebates available. For example, the M.Zuiko 9-18mm (18-36mm-e) f/4-5.6 (shown above) has an instant rebate of $50, bringing the price at checkout down from $699 to $649. There are combinations on offer as well. Please follow this link to peruse and buy.

Thank you for buying though this site's links.

Nikon AF-S 85mm f/1.8 G starts to ship

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Although slated for a mid-March release the AF-S 85mm f/1.8 G has already started to appear on dealer's shelves (we received ours for testing only yesterday). We hope to post some example shots later in the day.

To buy from Jessops UK at £469.95, please follow the link here. US readers can buy from Adorama at $499.95, please follow the link here.

Thank you for buying from this site's links.

Android & iOS - FUJIFILM Photo Receiver - New App

If your digital camera is equipped for connection to a wireless network, this new photo receiver app by FUJIFILM will make uploading images to your iOS or Android smartphones and tablets very simple. Once the shots have been uploaded you then have the facility to share them via Facebook or Twitter.

This is a free app and looks like it will prove to be very useful,

iOS - click here to download.

Android - click here to download

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Supported Cameras

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At present you're limited to the FujiFilm Finepix Z1000EXR and the Z1010EXR cameras.

How To Use This App

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1    Start FUJIFILM Photo Receiver.
        
2 On the camera, select playback mode and display a picture you want to upload.
        
3 Simultaneously tap  Connect on the smartphone and  on the camera.
        
4 When the camera locates the smartphone, its name will appear in the camera display (you can enter a new name for the smartphone in the “Name” field at any time).
        
5 Confirm that the name of the destination smartphone is correct and tap START SENDING on the camera.
        
6 To upload additional pictures, display them on the camera and tap . Up to 30 pictures can be uploaded in a single session.
        
7 To end the session, tap End on the smartphone or BACK on the camera.

 

Viewing The Images

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8 To view the pictures, tap Photos (iOS) or Gallery (Android).

9 The app can be also be launched by pressing the SNS (iOS) or share button (Android).

Tuesday, 14 February 2012

Fujifilm X-Pro1 available to pre-order at Jessops

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One of the most eagerly awaited cameras of the year, the Fujifilm X-Pro1, is now available to pre-orders through Jessops. Please follow the links below to buy. Thank you for buying though this site's links.

Fuji X-Pro1 body at £1,429.95

The lenses are not showing on the site presently, though they're likely to be added shortly. Please check back later.

Sunday, 12 February 2012

Pentax K-01 available to pre-order

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The Pentax K-01 with the 40mm f/2.8 XS (shown above) is now available to pre-order at Adorama for $899.95, please follow the link here. UK retailer, Jessops, has the K-01 in various guises (starting at £629.99 body only), please follow the link here. Thank you for buying from this site's links.

Saturday, 11 February 2012

UK retailers taking pre-orders on Canon EOS-1D X

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UK retailers Jessops and Warehouse Express are taking pre-orders on the EOS-1D X. Please follow the links below:

Jessops (£5,299.95)
Warehouse Express (£5,299.00)

Jessops are also showing all four of the new super-teles are available with a 'exclusive online discount' (albeit on special order):

Canon EF 600mm f/4.0 IS II USM at £11,099.95
Canon EF 500mm f/4.0 IS II USM at £8,449.95
Canon EF 400mm f/2.8 IS II USM at £8,868.95
Canon EF 300mm f/2.8 IS II USM at £5,549.95

US readers can order the Canon super-teles from Adorama (on a first come, first served basis) by following these links.

Canon EF 600mm f/4.0 IS II USM at $12,999.00
Canon EF 500mm f/4.0 IS II USM at $10,499.00
Canon EF 400mm f/2.8 IS II USM at $11,499.00
Canon EF 300mm f/2.8 IS II USM at $7,299.00

Thank you for buying through this site's links.

Sony announces 500mm f/4 super telephoto

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Sony has officially announced the long awaited 500mm f/4 at Japan's CP+ show, which was shown as a prototype at CES last year, alongside mock ups of the SLT-A77 and SLT-A33. There's no mention of the price in the press release (see below), though some sites are quoting $13,000 / 13,000 Euros.

For those that just can't wait (or afford) the Sony lens, Sigma's 500mm f/4.5 EX DG (not HSM unfortunately) could be a serious alternative at a fraction of the price, just £3,779.95 (Jessops online price).

Press release:

Closer encounters with new 500mm super-telephoto 08 February 2012
Rugged, pro-focused SAL500F40G lens from Sony for A-mount SLT and DSLR cameras

Longest-ever focal length G Lens from Sony
Bright F4.0 aperture for superior light gathering
Nano AR Coating on optical surfaces for flawless still images and HD video
Compatible with SteadyShot INSIDE featured in all α cameras
New SSM drive circuit for quick, accurate autofocus
Rugged dust- and moisture-resistant design: ideal partner for SLT-A77
Enhanced handling and operability

Serious photographers can pull distant subjects closer with a powerful new 500mm (equivalent to 750mm with APS-C camera) super-telephoto lens from Sony.

The SAL500F40G is ideal for sports, wildlife and demanding imaging applications that require extreme magnification with uncompromised optical performance.

The SAL500F40G is the longest fixed focal length G Lens from Sony to date. Whether you’re shooting detail-packed stills or Full HD video, you’ll enjoy frame-filling close-ups with flawless resolution. With a bright F4.0 maximum aperture, its excellent light gathering power allows the use of faster shutter speeds to broaden shooting opportunities.

The ruggedly-engineered SAL500F40G copes effortlessly with tough photo assignments. Focusing ring and front/rear joints are protected by interlocking seals that shrug off dust and moisture, even when you’re shooting outdoors in driving rain or arid desert conditions. This weather-resistant design makes the SAL500F40G a perfect partner for the SLT-A77 (α77) Translucent Mirror camera that offers serious photographers similarly ruggedized performance.

Like all other A-mount lenses, the SAL500F40G is compatible with the SteadyShot INSIDE image stabilisation system that’s featured in every α Translucent Mirror and DSLR camera from Sony. Depending on shooting conditions, camera model and settings, you’ll enjoy camera-shake blur compensation that’s equivalent to approximately 4.5 stops (max.) in shutter speed.

Inside, the advanced optical design of the SAL500F40G includes 11 elements in 10 groups, including three ED (Extra-low Dispersion) glass elements. It’s also the first G Lens from Sony to feature advanced new coating process that ensures crisper, clearer images. Exclusive to Sony, the ground-breaking Nano AR Coating process cuts internal reflections by up to 80% compared with previous models. Resulting images are brilliantly crisp and clear, with dramatically reduced lens flare and ghosting. Flare is reduced still further by the carbon fibre lens hood that’s lined with black velvet fibres to absorb incident light.

Razor-sharp autofocus performance makes the SAL500F40G ideal for capturing an athlete’s explosive movements or the unpredictable flutter of wild birds. The high-torque SSM (Super Sonic wave Motor) features a new drive circuit, ensures rapid, responsive AF with up to 4x faster object tracking than conventional Sony lenses.

Serious enthusiasts will also welcome a strong emphasis on enhanced handling and ergonomics. Four focus hold buttons are spaced around the lens barrel for easy operation in any position. They’re complemented by a two-way DMF (Direct Manual Focus) mode button and focus range switch for positive, fumble-free operation when you’re shooting under pressure.

Built to order, the SAL500F40G super-telephoto lens from Sony is available in Europe from late March2012.

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Jessops reduce price on Pentax 645D

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Jessops' online store has lowered the price of the 40-megapixel medium format Pentax 645D kit (with FA 55mm f/2.8) by a cool £1,000, from £9,999.95 to £8,999.95. It makes a compelling alternative to the Nikon D3X and Canon EOS 1DX models, though the new D800 / D800E may come close with the right lens choice. Please follow the link here to buy.

Thank you for buying from this site's links.

Related Posts

Read our review of the Pentax 645D here.

Friday, 10 February 2012

Gitzo officially announces new Systematic tripod range

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As we reported here a week ago, Gitzo has launched a new range of Systematic tripods, substantially updating the top casting and providing greater security of the removable top-plate. Please check back later for availability and prices, as we'll be updating this post throughout the day.

From the Gitzo Newsletter:

Systematic is Gitzo’s top of the range tripod family, the choice of exacting professional photographers who use long lenses and heavy cameras. Not only are Systematic Gitzo’s strongest and most stable tripods, they’re also modular, with a top casting element that opens and closes to allow each tripod to be configured with a flat disk, geared or sliding centre column, video half-ball adaptor, leveling unit or other specialized centre component.

Now, Systematic has been refined, with significant improvements across strength, stability and rigidity; safety and security; set-up speed, ease of use and ergonomics. New construction and bonding techniques have almost doubled maximum payloads by distributing weight more efficiently to the 6X carbon fibre legs, which also feature the G-Lock system for greater power and ease of leg section locking.

For further information please go to the Gitzo Systematic Collection page.

Press release:

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Thursday, 9 February 2012

OConnor announces O-Focus DM follow focus unit

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Press release:

OConnor O-Focus DM Photo and Cine Sets; One Solution for Two Applications

Burbank, USA: February 9, 2012 – OConnor, part of Vitec Videocom, a Vitec Group company, announces the O-Focus Dual Mini, a compact, double-sided direct drive follow focus unit optimized for both still and cine-style camera lenses, to meet the exacting needs of professional camera operators and assistants.

The precision gear drive of the main bridge is designed with a gear ratio of 1:0.75 so that 360 degrees of input results in 270 degrees of output (i.e. rotation on the drive gear).

There are two versions of the O-Focus DM, the Photo Set and the Cine Set, each with its own unique transmission ratio. The difference is accomplished by the use of two different types of handwheels that interface with the main bridge to generate optimized transmission output. Changing the transmission ratio is as easy as changing a lens. Without requiring tools, the handwheel(s) can be easily swapped out and the user is ready to shoot!

The Photo Set utilizes a new Hard Stop Handwheel, which has a transmission ratio of 1:1 (input: output). When coupled with the O-Focus Bridge, it yields a follow focus industry first; a 1:0.75 transmission ratio. This translates to longer, more exacting focus pulls when using limited barrel rotation still lenses for digital cinematography, and allows more precise lens control than has previously been available for these camera configurations. In addition, the hard stops enable the operator to set minimum and maximum focus points for lenses with unlimited rotation and to carry out hard focus stop pulls. To allow the focus-puller to react to unexpected movements, the unique single-hand-operated hard stop on/off switch, allows for instantaneous disengagement of the end stops for critical adjustments even during the shot.

The Cine Set utilizes the existing CFF-1 Studio Handwheel; and has a transmission ratio of 1:1.8 (input:output). When coupled with the O-Focus Bridge it yields a 1:1.4 output transmission ratio well suited for cine lenses with an expanded focus scale. The Studio Handwheel is offset; meaning it has 360 degree rotation for optimum placement and view of lens witness marks, and allows the camera to be set on the ground without the rig weight resting on the handwheel.

Both versions of the O-Focus DM feature extremely low profiles, which allow use with large diameter lenses. The sliding dovetail design provides adjustment for various lens sizes, even those with very large lens barrel diameters. Additionally, tapered flank couplings (pioneered with the OConnor CFF-1) eliminate play between the handwheel and bridge connection.

The O-Focus DM integrates seamlessly with existing follow focus accessories including whips, cranks and gears. It also shares many of the OConnor CFF-1 accessories, such as the Studio Handwheel and Marking Discs, Handwheel Extension and Studio 15/19mm Bridge. The new Toothless Friction Driver, for the use of still lenses, eliminates much of the need for additional toothed gear rings.

The O-Focus DM Cine Set and O-Focus DM Photo Set are both available now and join OConnor’s fast growing array of lens and camera accessories, which features the CFF-1 Follow Focus and award-winning O-Box WM Mattebox and O-Grip Handgrip combination.

For more information, please go to www.ocon.com

Canon partners British Fashion Council

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Press release:

Canon announced as Official Imaging Partner of British Fashion Council

United Kingdom, Republic of Ireland, 9th February 2012 – Canon Europe, world leader in imaging solutions, is entering an exciting era as a supporter of the UK fashion industry, becoming the Official Imaging Partner for the British Fashion Council.  As part of this new agreement, Canon is also continuing its sponsorship of London Fashion Week for all seasons from 2012 to 2014, and for the first time will also support Vodafone London Fashion Weekend and the British Fashion Awards.

James Leipnik, Chief of Communication, Canon Europe, Middle East and Africa, said: “Our sponsorship of the British Fashion Council extends our relationship with the fashion industry and support for professional photographers working in fashion. Canon’s passion for the power of the image has a natural affinity with the British Fashion Council’s aim to strengthen the UK's reputation for developing design excellence.”

Supporting new designers is a key element of Canon’s sponsorship of the fashion industry. The British Fashion Council and Canon are working together to create the Canon Studio, an initiative designed to support emerging designers to develop visual materials and create look books.

At London Fashion Week and the British Fashion Awards, Canon will provide a photographers centre, offering a range of support services for all accredited photographers and videographers.  On-site services include minor camera repairs, a camera and lens loan facility and a team of technicians on hand to handle any questions and help with difficulties.

Canon will also be the Digital Showcasing Partner at London Fashion Week, and will be screening content for guests in the Canon Cinema located in the Courtyard Show Space and the Canon Screening Room, located in the Embankment Galleries, situated within Somerset House.

    •    London Fashion Week Spring 2012: 17-22 February 2012
    •    Vodafone London Fashion Weekend: 23-26 February 2012

For more infomation, please visit www.canon.co.uk

Wednesday, 8 February 2012

Retailers accepting pre-orders on new Canon EF24-70mm f/2.8L II

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B&H Photo are accepting pre-orders of the new 24-70mm f/2.8L II at here $2,299.00, with expected delivery April 17, 2012.

Amazon (all countries) are taking pre-orders.

Links to Adorama on the following new lenses:

EF24mm f/2.8 IS ($849.99)

EF28mm f/2.8 IS ($799)

EF24-70mm f/2.8L II ($2,299)

UPDATE: Wex Photographic UK (formerly Warehouse Express) has the recently announced trio of lenses from Canon available to pre-order. Wex are sweetening the deal by offering a free Kenko Pro1 Digital UV filter with each purchase. Please follow the links below to buy.

Canon EF 28mm f2.8 IS USM at £729.00

Canon EF 24mm f2.8 IS USM at £749.00

Canon EF 24-70mm f2.8L II USM at £2,299.00

Thank you for buying from this site's links.

Pre-order Olympus OM-D E-M5

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The OM-D E-M5 is available to pre-order from Adorama as a kit with the M.ZUIKO DIGITAL ED 12-50mm 1:3.5-6.3 for $1299. Body only price $999.

Please follow the link to pre-order the E-M5 at Adorama.

Please use the following links for other retailers:

Amazon (all countries). Try this link for Amazon UK (if the first link doesn't redirect).
B&H Photo & Video (US) are also taking pre-orders.
Jessops (UK) has the E-M5 with the ED 12-50mm for £1,149.95. (UPDATE, 28Feb, 2012; now with free HDL-6 battery grip, worth £250)
Warehouse Express (UK) have various combinations available to pre-order.

Thank you for buying through this site's links.

Contact

For more information, please visit www.olympusomd.com

Sachtler tripods chosen for Science Outsiders documentary

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Copyright 2012, Sachtler, Daniel Schmidt

Daniel Schmidt while filming on rough terrain: Even on bedrock, the Sachtler SOOM TriPod stands solidly and reliably

Press release:

PRESS RELEASE
EXCITING DOCUMENTARY WITH SACHTLER
Science Outsiders with the FSB 6

Eching, February 2012 – Daniel Schmidt and ColorBurn Productions have again chosen Sachtler, part of Vitec Videocom, a Vitec Group company, to support their new documentary series, Science Outsiders, about NASA's search for the origins of life. Schmidt shot in various locations from Italy to Canada and across the United States. I

Impressive Shooting Locations
“We are shooting in some really cool locations – from NASA's Jet Propulsion Lab in Pasadena, to vast cave complexes in Italy, glaciers high in the Canadian Rockies and at Yellowstone's famous hot springs,” explains Schmidt. “We will be moving around a lot and need to travel with as little equipment as possible, and know that what we carried would perform as needed. I chose Sachtler’s SOOM with the FSB 6 head because I knew I would get great support for various DSLR camera set-ups – long lenses, dolly sliders, rail systems with matte box and follow focus, and external monitors. The Sachtler FSB 6 head combined with the SOOM gives me a rock solid unit that handles a variety of set-ups and literally becomes three tripods in one.” The whole system packed in the specially designed Petrol Bags carrier is the perfect traveling solution for this production.”

Flexible Equipment
For this shoot, Schmidt knew he would take advantage of all of the SOOM’s functions. He could use the TriSpread as a mini-spreader to stabilize the tripod or as a set of baby-legs; SOOM TriPod to get the camera up to 55.9”; SOOM Tube as a Monopod with maximum height of 61.8” for watching over things or in tight places; or SOOM XL System combining TriPod and TriSpread for a maximum height of 98.4”.

Extravagant Shoots
“We recently did a shoot at Georgia Tech in Atlanta, in one of their high tech chemistry labs,” Schmidt recalls. “We had four people on opposite sides of a bench. In addition to the standard coverage, we wanted to run a high-angle time lapse shot over the bench to create a more dynamic feel for the lab. In another instance, we were able to put a slider on top of the FSB 6 head extended nearly 8 feet off the ground with the SOOM Tube to get incredible birds-eye dolly shots. The SOOM allows us to get the kind of shot we would never have been able to get with any other equipment.”

Sachtler Camera Support – Approved In Many Cases
Schmidt is no stranger to Sachtler or the SOOM. SOOM provided invaluable support for his documentary Feeding the Problem, about the heroic effort to save the Jackson Hole elk herd. The film has recently been released and can be seen online and at film festivals.

For more information, please visit: www.sachtler.com

 

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Buy the Sachtler SOOM c/w FSB-6 Head from Adorama ($2,870)

Sigma CEO defends SD1 Merrill price reduction

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UPDATE, 18th Feb, 2012: Online retailer Wex Photographic in UK has started taking pre-orders on the controversial Sigma SD1 Merrill DSLR at £1839.00 including VAT (at 20-percent), or £1,565.11 ex VAT / $2,477.00. Please follow the link here to pre-order.

UPDATE, 14th Feb, 2012: A spokesperson for Sigma UK confirmed to the DJP that the price of the SD1 Merrill will be below £2,000 (inc VAT).

Press release:

Today, we announced our new digital single lens reflex camera, the Sigma SD1 Merrill. This product has the same features, performance, and specifications as the SIGMA SD1, however, the price is substantially revised. We are gearing up for its release in March 2012, and the market price is expected to be approximately “JPY200,000.- ”.

At the time of its introduction, the SIGMA SD1 was a revolutionary product incorporating a 46MP* direct image sensor which provided the highest resolution in a digital SLR camera. As the world’s only full color sensor capturing all three primary color components (R, G, and B) within each pixel location, the Foveon X3 Direct Image Sensor made it possible for the image quality of SD1 not only to demonstrate improved resolution, but also to obtain richer expressions of gradation, as well as to enhance the three-dimensional impression which is specific to Foveon sensors. *Resolution equivalent to 30MP on a color filter array sensor.

However, even with this revolutionary image sensor, we could not solve issues related to some of the manufacturing methods before the start of mass production, and the production cost ended up substantially exceeding our originally expected price. As a result, we had no choice but to set the price of the SIGMA SD1 high. This caused great discouragement to all of you who looked forward to its release, and wished to experience the very unique image quality of the SIGMA SD1 in person; this has become our biggest disappointment and pain.

Since then, overcoming this situation has become the first priority for us and Foveon, and we have together made improvements to reduce production cost substantially. Even though this effort took nearly a year, at last, we achieved a reduction target close to the price we originally planned. Therefore, we decided to release SIGMA SD1 as a new product, and were able to make our recent announcement.

The SIGMA SD1 Merrill keeps the best image quality of the SIGMA SD1, which has a unique identity, but comes with a substantially revised price. Although some of the manufacturing methods have been enhanced, the performance and characteristics of the sensor itself have not changed. There is nothing more pleasurable for us than enabling our valued customers to experience the SIGMA SD1 Merrill in person, as a digital SLR camera of a new era which inspires photographers’ inner artistic sensitivity, providing “high image quality” and changing current perceptions of what is possible.

On the other hand, we fully understand that it is not acceptable for current SIGMA SD1 users, that a new product with exactly the same specifications as their camera will be released with a substantially revised price a year later. After all, those customers committed to purchasing the SIGMA SD1 with great expectations.

During this period, we have seriously considered how we can express our appreciation for our Sigma SD1 customers. Currently, we have a plan to offer a support program for current SIGMA SD1 owners. This support program will provide points that can be exchanged for our products worth up to “JPY400,000.-”. This program is expected to be valid after the release of SIGMA SD1 Merrill and last until the end of this year, 2012. It will be applicable for all SIGMA products including both current and new products to be released this year. More details will be available soon; we appreciate your kind understanding as we finalize this program.

We would like to once again express our appreciation to current SIGMA SD1 owners, and other customers who are looking forward to our next DSLR camera, for your loyal patronage to SIGMA. We will continue doing our best with the aim to design and manufacture ideal photographic equipment that inspires the artistic hearts of photographers everywhere. We sincerely value your continued support.

Kazuto Yamaki
Chief Executive Officer
SIGMA CORPORATION

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