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- 35mm autofocus SLR camera kit includes 28-80mm lens and bag
- Various command dials for simple functionality
- Four exposure modes, including manual
- Up to three frames per second with one press
- Compatible with all of Sigma's SA mount lenses
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Price: $299.99 |
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Film Camera Reviews Writed by Customer
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Had this camera for a year and love it
2005-01-19
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| I researched several cameras and finally chose this one not just because they make great lenses but the lense mount. Theirs is metal while Cannon, Nikon, etc are all plastic. This is not only cheap but flimsy. It takes great pictures and no one else gives you better value than Sigma considering the two lenses and bag. The bottom line is it takes great pictures and has lots of features. I don't care that some have said it a good starter camera--its like a bike. Lance Armstrong would win on any reasonably good road bike. Period. |
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2004-01-28
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| Buying this camera was a total mistake. I had it for 3 months and it started using batteries, $36.00 worth in two days. I returned it to Sigma on December 10th and kept calling them. They told me they were too busy to look at my camera and call back at the end of January. I called again and was told the manager would call me, he never called. I then sent an email and they never responded. I went out of town for the weekend and came home and my camera had been left on the porch for 4 days in the cold and rain. I have never seen such poor customer service. Not quite sure about the camera yet because I wasn't able to use it very long. |
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An old manual user reforms...
2003-01-14
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And gets a Sigma. And is very happy with the camera.
I've used a totally manual camera for many years and got sick of the limited number and cost of new lenses for it. Could get a Sigma for the price of a new camera.
If you are an amateur, like I am, you only really use the 28mm or 50mm lenses. Sigma gives you that, on one lens with a macro included. The macro is sensational-easy to use and the results are terrific.
Highly recommend the camera. |
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Excellent Camera - Better than all others in price range
2002-09-03
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| This is the first SLR I have owned and the first camera I have really used, so I am a bit of a novice. But I just shot 4 rolls of film (400 speed) on this camera and the pictures are excellent. Everyone that sees the pictures comments on how good they look. The auto focus is quick and on the money no matter how close or far. The macro in manual focus is crystal clear and the red eye works well (a litle slow). I highly recommend this camera and the case is very nice too. I researched this camera to death and nothing compares to it at this price. |
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Worst mistake I made in buying
2002-06-21
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| This was a total mistake. I should have stuck with a major known camera manufacture. It hasn't worked right since day one. I finally gave up getting help from Sigma on repairs, and had to take to local photo store. They laughed, and said it would be cheaper to buy a new one then repair the Sigma which is new, and only used once. If there was anyway I could return and get my money back I would, right now its headed for the garbarge. |
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