Sigma Electronic Viewfinder EVF-11

Click here to view Sigma Fp footage - straight out of camera with minimal exposure adjustments , no grading. Shot in MOV, All-intra, "Orange and Teal" colour mode, with highlight "-3", Shadows "+3". With all the crazy offering that the other major camera manufacturers are coming out with, Sigma Fp is definitely not your usual run of the mill camera. I am a videographer and my pointers below are from the videographer's perspective. There are many drawback to this camera but it can all be ...

Pros: (1) Very nice screen, for a fixed LCD screen. (2) Very functional controls, for the room available on such a small camera. (3) Very high image quality for a 24MP sensor. (4) Surprisingly strong color science. (5) Straightforward and powerful color/tone settings for JPEG.

Good Points: Image quality, controls, build, weight, and lots more positive features that are subjective. Improvement Points: Lcd screen useless in bright light. Menu takes a bit of getting use to

The SIGMA fp L is decent for studio video. It delivers satisfactory video quality in FHD and 4k, with particularly good low-light capability in FHD. Its menu system is very simple and easy to navigate, and it has a clean HDMI output, so you can connect an external recorder without overlays. It has a microphone jack and comes with a hot shoe attachment to mount a mic or external flash, though it can make some inputs harder to reach. You can also use the USB-C port to connect an external SSD, allowing it to record video with 12-bit 4:2:2 color depth, useful for videographers who prefer to work with larger, higher-quality video files.

The Sigma fp L pushes the limits of tech with a 60MP full-frame sensor and an extensible design concept, but its electronic shutter readout makes it unsuitable for handheld photography.