The SIGMA fp L has arrived at the CineD headquarters in Vienna – time to take it for a spin in our lab. Curious how it fares? Read on … If you haven’t seen it yet, have a look at Jakub’s article looking at the specs of the SIGMA fp L, Johnnie’s mini – documentary and review and an interview we had with SIGMA’s head of product planning, Wakamatsu-san where we asked some questions in order to help us understand how this advanced product actually works. The SIGMA fp L. Image credit: CineD The SIGMA fp L offers quite some interesting specs, boasting a whopping 61MP sensor. The body is super small for a full frame camera, offering a decent rear screen and now a viewfinder as an accessory. Via an external SSD (e.g. a Samsung T5), 12bit Cinema DNG 4K RAW files can be recorded. So without further delay, lets have a look how this little camera fares in our lab test. Rolling Shutter of the SIGMA fp L A LOT of incomplete information was given by others when it comes to the rolling shutter performance of the new camera. Here at CineD we do our best to give you the full picture and we can only hope that others will follow by adjusting their conclusion. After all, accurate information will help people to make the right purchasing decisions and obtaining knowledge in general. Now, here is where things get interesting. If you ask me about rolling shutter, I...
Published By: CineD - Thursday, 8 April, 2021