Sigma sd Quattro H Mirrorless Digital Camera

The SD Quattro H is Sigma's best ever camera, offering the impressive detail levels its Foveon sensors are known for in a well-built, well-polished body. The sensor has significant noise and dynamic range restrictions but if you want what it offers, the SD Quattro H may be the highly specialized...

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  Landscape shooting or anything that requires the ultimate detail.

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  Anyone looking for a fast, flexible, do-anything camera.

Landscape photographers may fall in love with the Sigma sd Quattro H, which delivers image quality on par with medium format systems for much less money, though it's not as versatile as mainstream cameras.

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  Incredible low ISO image quality., DNG workflow., Large APS-H image sensor., Dual rear LCDs., Removable IR filter., Optional battery grip available.

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  Poor high ISO images., Slow start and autofocus., EVF could be better., Omits video and Wi-Fi.

“Sigma’s SD Quattro H is a camera for people who truly love the process of photography.”

The new Sigma sd Quattro H mirrorless camera continues the three core Sigma camera traditions, namely superb image quality at low ISO settings, an idiosyncratic user interface, and frustratingly slow performance.

This was pretty exiting when I got my hands on a Fujifilm GFX100, this is a very good camera with some impressive features and some 100MP medium format sensor, what I also liked was the anti shake and the video.

I'm realy impresed by the picture sharpness! bit disapointed by picuture noise at ISO above 200! nevertheless this camera is for landscape enthusiast! not a speed deamon at all ;-) the focusing system is preaty different to what you used to have before.

If you are a patient photographer, one who takes one's time to compose a shot, you will be happy with what this camera captures. If you are expecting a Canon or Nikon or Sony or whatever, this camera is not any of those in auto-focusing quality; most of the time I manual focus anyway.

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  It’s absolutely excellent at the things it was designed to do. I use it like a medium format camera and for the same sort of images.

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  Visually, the results (with a bit of patience and effort) can be outstanding.

SDQH color is more accurate than Merrill, but picture shows make up color in overexpose area. SVG lens does not need USB dock to adjust lens front back focus. Adjust focus each time automatically to make focus speed much slower than Merrill.

The Sdqh is a slight but noticeable improvement on the Sdq, better resolution, better low light performance and better bokeh rendition due to the larger sensor. The camera is extremely well built and is comfortable especially while using the battery grip.