Sigma launches the 460g full-frame FP2 camera at $2,199
The new camera has a 24MP sensor and 6K video, and ships November 11. Sigma calls it the smallest full-frame interchangeable-lens camera.
Sigma has released a very small professional camera that takes high-quality photos and video. It weighs less than half a kilo. It reaches stores on November 11.
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Why it matters
A small full-frame camera that almost fits a pocket, with stronger video than the first model and a bigger battery.
Watch: proof that full-frame cameras can get much smaller.
The details
- US price is $2,199 body only, and $2,749 with the EVF-21 viewfinder or with the 50mm F2 lens.
- Sales start November 11.
- 24MP partially stacked sensor, up to 20 photos per second, electronic shutter only.
- Video: 6K open gate up to 60p, 10-bit internal recording, and ProRes RAW to an external drive.
- Weight is 460g with battery and card, with a 3.2-inch tilting screen and a 16Wh battery rated for about 370 shots.
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