Spring Valley Swap Meet - Joe Wilcox's Photos

A Sigma DP1 Story

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Joe Wilcox > On April 12, 2008, my wife, daughter, her friend and I traveled south of San Diego towards the Mexican border. I took along the exciting Sigma DP1 compact camera.

Joe Wilcox > The Sigma DP1 lens is fixed, 28mm-equivalent that offers wide-angle view all the time.

Joe Wilcox > The Sigma DP1's single, wide-angle perspective forces me to think different about photography...

Joe Wilcox > ...and leads to more frequent cropping.

Joe Wilcox > Close crops like this one are possible because of the remarkable detail captured by the Sigma DP1's 28mm-equalivent lens.

Joe Wilcox > This beatiful detail isn't from macro mode. The Sigma DP1 has no such setting.

Joe Wilcox > But close-ups are possible through creative cropping. The previous purse picture is a crop of this image.

Joe Wilcox > The Sigma DP1 is the most amazing compact I have ever used, but the camera isn't without shortcomings. The focus-to-shutter release is slow, as is the write-to storage card time.

Joe Wilcox > The Sigma DP1 uses a dSLR-grade Foveon sensor that captures red, blue and green in separate layers. The sensor delivers remarkable color accuracy.

On April 12, 2008, my wife, daughter, her friend and I traveled south of San Diego towards the Mexican border. I took along the exciting Sigma DP1 compact camera.

Camera: Sigma (Sigma Dp1) |

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Original size: 2447px x 1631px |

Current: 400px x 267px |

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