Sigma has launched the FP2. It costs $2,199 body only and ships November 11. It is a 24.6MP partially stacked full-frame camera, and DPReview calls it the world’s smallest full-frame interchangeable-lens camera. You can now pre-order at B&H Photo Video/Amazon.
Price
- Body: $2,199
- With EVF-21 viewfinder: $2,749
- With I series 50mm F2 DG: $2,749
What is new
- Partially stacked 24.6MP sensor, electronic shutter only
- 20 fps (200 JPEG / 180 DNG), 8 fps for 630 DNG / 3,000 JPEG
- Flash sync 1/50 s
- AF now recognizes birds as well as people, dogs and cats
- 6K open gate up to 60p, ProRes RAW up to 6K/30 to an external SSD, 10-bit internal with L-Log
- 3.15″ 2.1M-dot tilting touch screen
- 16Wh BP-91 battery, about 370 shots. The original fp had 8.6Wh and 280 shots
- Full-size HDMI, 7-pin interface, two USB-C ports (one is 10Gbps)
- 388 g body only, 446 g with battery per Sigma. DPReview lists 460 g with card
- Dust and splash resistant
Accessories
- EVF-21: 5.76M-dot OLED, with eye sensor
- HU-21 hotshoe: OM System / Panasonic flash protocol, and 32-bit float audio with Panasonic mics
- LVF-21 LCD viewfinder
There is no in-body stabilization, only electronic stabilization for video. DPReview says it has only had limited time with the camera and will add samples and testing.
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