Sigma announced BF unconventional camerasAnd the design of the BF and the unique storage approach corresponds definitively to the invoice.
The Sigma BF is strawberry from a single block of aluminum, and looks at it, with mainly flat angular edges which do not seem entirely designed for human hands, with the exception of an inch on the back. All this is part of the deliberately minimalist approach to the BF, which extends to the lack of text on the body of the camera and the haptic buttons of the camera. In addition to the rest of the thumb, the rear of the BF has a high resolution screen, a state -shaped state monitor to highlight the parameter you adjust, a dial for navigation menus, a button option, a power button and a play button. The top of the BF is even simpler: there are only two microphones and a trigger.
The BF is compatible with L -lenses, and in addition to the photos, its complete 35 mm sensor can capture a 6K video, and supports things such as coding and HEVC recording up to 120 images per second . The 230 GB SSD integrated into the BF is “capable of storing more than 14,000 JPEG files, 4,300 uncompressed raw images or 2.5 hours of video as part of the highest quality”, according to Sigma. Like many modern mirror cameras, the BF is also delivered with several different color modes that can change the appearance of your photo. The options include modes such as standard and rich settings and colors such as powder blue, forest green and sunset.
Pétapixel writing Whether the Sigma BF will only be available for $ 1,999 in April 2025, in black or silver.
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