Gothenburg city museum.
Sigma DP2
Foto/ Photo: Karl Larsson (www.karllarsson.se)
Mamiya ZD / Mamiya Sekor C 80 mm f1.9
Foto/ Photo: Karl Larsson (www.karllarsson.se)
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Tag: Sigma DP2
2017-02-01 pt.II, Tranås
On my way to Arbetsförmedlingen (Job center) i found this, it’s a omen.
Sigma DP2
Foto/ Photo: Karl Larsson (www.karllarsson.se)
2017-02-01, Tranås
A walk towards job center (Arbetsförmedlingen).
Sigma DP2
Foto/ Photo: Karl Larsson (www.karllarsson.se)
2017-01-27 pt.II, Tranås
As you can see, the camera is small (well you need to strain your eyes a bit to see the camera in the color photo). And to use color photos with high ISO is not that appealing If I have to choose.
Sigma DP2
Foto/ Photo: Karl Larsson (www.karllarsson.se)
2017-01-27, Tranås
Using a nice little camera;
Sigma DP2, compact and sitll raw format, a special feeling in the images taken, well not that good in low light condition. Or you need tripod because the ISO over 400 is what some people describes as not usable. For me its more about not being afraid of “bad technical quality” instead see it as a opportunity to take another type of photos. The biggest issue I have is that the camera is small, I like if the camera is in good proportions to my hands. So that the grip feels stable. And that Its a camera “made for jpgs” still very slow wit jpgs, but with raw its a pain, almost like shooting film ;). I have the Sigma DP 1 as well (longer focal length) so these both together creates a good pair to work with. To bear in mind is that with the screen on it eats battery, so I tend to put the screen off, and figure out a hyper focal length. This creates a need for higher ISO and therefore lower quality (technically speaking, digital grain) that I kinda like form time to time.
Sigma DP2 (ISO 3200)
