Sigma Dp1 Camera

[4 x 3.1 x 1.25"] Without the shade extension, it will fit Sigma Quttro dp1 and dp2.

[0.05 lb] A very lovely addition for DP1 series users, its 28mm framing is very accurate for the camera. The main reason I purchase it is that DP series have such poor battery life, and not using LCD screen to frame(you have an option to turn LCD off)effectively extents the battery life. My recommendation for outdoor shot by using it is to set the the Focus to MF and always set the focus point a little bit less than infinity, in most of the good light condition, you can use a f/8 aperture, focus accuracy wouldn't be a matter.

[6 x 5.5 x 0.5"] On my Sigma

[1x 1/4"-20 Male] Easy to attach to camera...works great. I'm using this on a Canon Rebel XS with a Sigma 70-200mm 2.8 Lens. The Monopod attaches directly to the lens.

[5.65 lb] Upon opening the box and fitted case I thought I was looking at a Headlamp for a 1932 Maxwell. This lens is HUGE.It is also heavy. It is hard to explain but you definitely get the sense that this is quality throughout.Before even attaching this to my D-850 I knew I was going to Love this lens and I am NOT disappointed. They call this the Bokeh Master Lens for good reason. The auto focus is fast and quiet.Images are stellar.The nicely engineered Tripod Bracket is perfectly balanced and for my use I will probably leave it attached to the lens most of the time as it is also a great assist when balancing the lens/camera body.Many of the reviewers have commented on the size and weight but I find it actually help's in holding the camera still. Believe the Sigma Engineer's knew that the extra size was a trade-off for the first class performance of this lens. When travelling with this lens I may now be required to stop at the Scales/weigh stations but it will be worth it. Sigma lenses seem to be a great value with beautiful build quality. Now saving for my NEXT Sigma Art Lens.

[-4 to +20 EV] This is my dream camera for birding, which I use with the Sigma 150-600 Contemporary lens.  Wonderful AF tracking for Birds in Flight.  Nearly full AF-point coverage over the viewfinder area.   Blazing fast shooting and a deep buffer.  Love the AF-point joystick and backlit buttons.   Excellent ergonomics.   Highly recommended !

[0.07 lb] I use this as external ssd for my Sigma FP camera to record CinemaDNG 4K and it works really well. So far no issues and very small. Amazing fast.

[Black] The size, modular expansion capabilities, and color science were what attracted me to this camera. I have no real need for the raw output, but it's amazing a camera in this price range has it. I especially like the menu system on the fp - it's very quick to find what I want. This isn't my primary system, but the ability to add/remove components let this transform for all types of uses. I've also been pleased with the performance of the i series lenses I've tried. If the next Sigma Foveon camera also uses L mount I could see myself going all-in on Sigma for both stills and video.

[CNC Aluminum] I recently picked up a Sony a7c with Sigma 24-70 F2.8, and I was looking for a case of some kind I could attach to a backpack sternum strap. This HLMG Camera Pod is the perfect, albiet very tight, fit for this setup. I used a couple loops of 2mm cord to create attachments for the backpack strap (check the pics) I just did 8 days of skiing with this rig on my pack the whole time. It met my goal of having a camera accessible to take out and shoot in seconds, and it is a perfect lightly padded storage pouch for the camera otherwise. I highly recommend one of these for your small mirrorless setup!

[Sony E] I will write a review of this product when I get my hands on it, but for those who love the incredible image quality of Sigma camera and lens images, we can now add Sony A7 bodies for higher ISO shooting and video, which are not the strong suit of Sigma cameras.