Sigma FP2 is world's smallest full-frame mirrorless camera

Summarised from TechRadar's report · Updated 23 Oct, 13:29 · Archive

Sigma has released the FP2, which it claims is the world's smallest full-frame mirrorless camera.

Sigma has released the FP2, claiming it as the world's smallest full-frame mirrorless camera. The device shoots 6K video and 24.5-megapixel still images. It features a partially stacked full-frame sensor, a 3.15-inch tilt-touchscreen, 70GB of built-in memory and a higher-capacity battery than its predecessor.

The FP2 represents several upgrades over the original FP model. However, it lacks in-body image stabilisation and lacks a grip, requiring modular accessories such as Sigma's tilt electronic viewfinder for optimal use. The camera can shoot RAW video through an external SSD and includes Sigma's L-Log colour profile for video recording.

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• Sigma FP2 review: the world's smallest full-frame mirrorless camera is a wonder of designThe Sigma FP2 takes its predecessor's crown as the world's smallest full-frame camera, and the 6K-shooting hybrid has welcome upgrades, including a new sensor, tilt-touchscreen and built-in memoryTechRadar · 23 Oct, 12:00

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