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The Sigma DP2 Users Gallery

A collection of images taken with the Sigma DP2.
Günter Borgemeister
Günter Borgemeister 		Rick Decker
Rick Decker 		Kendall Gelner
Kendall Gelner 		Dominic Gross
Dominic Gross
Rudy Guttosch
Rudy Guttosch 		Laurence Matson
Laurence Matson 		Seng Merrill
Seng Merrill 		Georges Noblet
Georges Noblet
Carl Rytterfalk
Carl Rytterfalk 		Olga Vasilkova
Olga Vasilkova 		Bob van Ooik
Bob van Ooik 		Chunsum Choi
Chunsum Choi
DP2 Accessories
DP2 Accessories

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michael przewrocki 14-May-2009 12:21
i would shoot comparisonso with and without tripod/monopod. i was told that manfrotto has a similar table-tripod like my older Stitz model TRILEGS from itzuki- japan,(PISTOLGRIP-LIKE). manfrotto also has a unique neotec called automatic leg tripod and monopod. i am using out of-production swiss alpa-heer tripod/monopods and linhof monostat(pistolgrip and monopod in ONE).
i dont know if one can download fullsize-images(RAW) here.for those who cannot develop we must have files for large prints. at least there must be a link to a filestorage. megaupload is quick and easy.
Guest 20-Apr-2009 22:34
Oh, sincerest of apologies. No place like home (and a calibrated monitor)!
Guest 20-Apr-2009 20:27
Scott: The files seem to be the same, at least the flower picture is bit-for-bit identical between PBase and Flickr. Maybe you switched monitor from work to home? :)
Great selection of photos here!
thechebb20-Apr-2009 20:21
Some really impressive images....all from a "think", point & shoot camera...Well done!
Guest 20-Apr-2009 19:40
These images aren't "popping" for me as they've done on Flickr or Carl's site. Is PBase running these through the JPEG wringer?
Same guest 20-Apr-2009 15:48
Same holds true for Kendall's pictures: excellent lens and exposure. Indoor shots: what ISO and shutter speeds?

Laurence Matson's pictures are more experimental in nature and that makes it harder to judge the merits of the camera. Seem overall more fuzzy and less colorful.
Guest 20-Apr-2009 15:40
Günter Borgemeister's and Carl Rytterfalk: you have masterfully shown how sharp the lens on this camera is.
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