Sigma SD9

Pros: Image quality, resolution, sharpness, price of camera, lens selection, X3F technology, battery life

Cons: Lowlight noise, anything other than iso 100 isn't great, but that's it

The Bottom Line: If you're looking to get into the professional ranks but can't afford the top-of-the-line, go with Sigma

Review: I've had the SD9 for almost 2 years now, and I am completely happy with my choice, considering the cameras this one compares with in terms of image quality are at least 3-4 times as expensive. Don't be fooled by those who think if you aren't using Canon ...

Pros: unmatched image quality, rich color, images scale well for poster output

Cons: noise high at ISO 400, AF too slow for sports, no built in flash

The Bottom Line: Best Enthusiast Value.

Review: The Sigma SD9 when used properly, produces the most colorful and three dimensional pictures I've seen in a camera under $4,000. Getting the best pictures requires skill with exposure and a familiarity with the camera, but many exposure errors can be ...

Pros: Excellent Conditon

Cons: Professionals

Review: This Camera Very Power Full and User on lower Power and the Picture Better then Nikon D70, D100, Canon 10D, 20D, D30, D60...This is the best Camera if do you Paid Under $:2.000 Dollar for full Packet. This Camera all way keep safety for Hardware Like ...

Pros: 10.2 Megapixel resolution, natural aesthetic to the images, Excellent build quality, AC adapter for indoors

Cons: Not for low-light, iso 200/400 are noisy, Requires two sets of batteries

The Bottom Line: Higher resolution than other 6Mpixel DSLR's. Very solid construction. However...noisy long exposures, skin tones that require color desaturation and limited iso versatility make it questionable.

Review: The Sigma SD9 is a specialty item for those seeking the highest quality images who are willing to work with limitations. The Foveon sensor of the Sigma SD9 offers a resolution higher than other 6Megapixel DSLR's but the camera suffers from lack of ...

Pros: Very Sharp images. Excellent for capturing solid objects. Foveon Chip

Cons: Not recommended for portraits. Only saves to raw format. Yellow cast on images.

Review: The sigma camera has the distinction of being the only digital camera that is currently using the Foveon X3 Pro 10M chip. The technology delivers sharper images than most digital cameras. Moreover you can make prints as large as a1 from the sd9 ...

Pros: Images with fantastic detail

Cons: RAW only, white ballance issues, poor integration with flash.

Review: As an SLR the SD9 is not a point and shoot by any means. I have had the camera for over 2 years and have made some fantastic images with it. It is an excellent camera for: Landscapes Still Life Some portraits (studio) I do not recommend it for: ...

Pros: When the images come out they are beautiful and sharp when shot at 400.

Cons: This camera is only capable of shooting in raw format which creates less images.

Review: This camera body is well made and other then the controls being a little bit hard to manage for people with large ...