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Sigma SD SD10 10.2MP Digital SLR Camera - Black (Body only)

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Condition: Used: An item that has been used previously. The item may have some signs of cosmetic wear, but is ...

Maximum Resolution: 10.2 MP

Brand: Sigma

Series: Sigma SD

Type: Digital SLR

Model: Sd10

Connectivity: USB

MPN: SD10, C22900

Battery Type: AA

Item Weight: 800GR

Colour: Black

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by alp4ce
Mar 20, 2016
I have more than one and they are mostly amazing
The only predecessor of Sigma SD1 or SD1 Merill I would buy. SD10 was the second Foveon-based DSLR released by Sigma. In my opinion and for that time, it was the perfect solution, Very ergonomic, has VERY HIGH light sensitivity and is NOT fussy about the optics you put on it. I am waiting for this one to arrive in hope its sensor and innards are in good condition - after all the camera is OLD. If you, as a photographer enthusiast, buy one and get the sensor in the right condition, it will give you hours tons and tons of fun and experimentation. The resolution of SD10 is enough for the photos you would put online, and the colors are SUPERB (again if the sensor is in the right condition). The camera is also tough and would accept any optics with SA mount and (with a minor tinkering) with ... The only predecessor of Sigma SD1 or SD1 Merill I would buy. SD10 was the second Foveon-based DSLR released by Sigma. In my opinion and for that time, it was the perfect solution, Very ergonomic, has VERY HIGH light sensitivity and is NOT fussy about the optics you put on it. I am waiting for this one to arrive in hope its sensor and innards are in good condition - after all the camera is OLD. If you, as a photographer enthusiast, buy one and get the sensor in the right condition, it will give you hours tons and tons of fun and experimentation. The resolution of SD10 is enough for the photos you would put online, and the colors are SUPERB (again if the sensor is in the right condition). The camera is also tough and would accept any optics with SA mount and (with a minor tinkering) with PK mount (and bare in mind, old MANUAL Pentax lenses are very very very nice and sharp and sell for relatively low price). To use a MANUAL PK mount you would need to remove the aperture leg on the back of the lens and (if you require infinite focus) add 0.45mm shims to the bolts that hold the backplate of the lens, although in my opinion this would be an overshoot... The camera WILL give you Focus Assist with any lens you mount on it. And it will be bright and fast in most circumstances. Very good for photoexperiments for the right price :)
Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-OwnedSold by: vintageclothingco
by KxBk2ZJ7QX6@Deleted
Jul 14, 2008
Sigma SD10 - bargain buy?
This is my first digital SLR. I've had several "semi-pro" compacts which were "ok" (Epson 850z - above average!)including Canons, Ricoh etc. I was looking for an affordable SLR more for the cred angle than anything else (hated guests at a weddings having bigger cameras than me!). Had read good reviews esp re quality of results, so took the plunge and got one s/h off ebay. Now I see what they mean.. . fantasic image quality. .a whole step-up from compacts even the Canon. Yes, it's a big clunky old thing . .reminds me of the Zenith SLR from the 70's! But that's the kind of camera I grew up with, so it doesn't bother me at all - I used to hate the fiddly tiny controls and such on small compacts . designed for 10yr olds I reckon - I can see most buttons & knobs on this with my 50yr old eyes ... This is my first digital SLR. I've had several "semi-pro" compacts which were "ok" (Epson 850z - above average!)including Canons, Ricoh etc. I was looking for an affordable SLR more for the cred angle than anything else (hated guests at a weddings having bigger cameras than me!). Had read good reviews esp re quality of results, so took the plunge and got one s/h off ebay. Now I see what they mean.. . fantasic image quality. .a whole step-up from compacts even the Canon. Yes, it's a big clunky old thing . .reminds me of the Zenith SLR from the 70's! But that's the kind of camera I grew up with, so it doesn't bother me at all - I used to hate the fiddly tiny controls and such on small compacts . designed for 10yr olds I reckon - I can see most buttons & knobs on this with my 50yr old eyes without resorting to glasses. RAW software takes a few more minutes than normal jpegs but the results are awesome! I now do paid-for jobs with sooo much more confidence. Only gripe is about the kit 18-50mm lens which can be a bit slow to focus and hates low light, but you can get other faster lenses for this body with a bit of effort & patience.
by big_f_d_d
Nov 10, 2009
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After reading up on the foveon sensor, It seemed logical that it would produce better images. The SD 10 looks and feels like a proper film SLR, produces nice quality photos, and the RAW images are easily batch processed with the excellent software supplied. The controls and menus take two minutes to get the hang of. Bad points - as you increase the iso, the colour saturation and balance deteriorates. I don't think the kit lens is good enough to show the full capabilities of the sensor. I think the SD10 with an APO lens would be a much better proposition. Overall. I preferred the Panasonic FZ30 which I had previously, and I consider the Panasonic DMC-L10 which I currently use to be far superior in all departments (not least due to the brilliant LEICA lens), and you can pick up on ebay for ... After reading up on the foveon sensor, It seemed logical that it would produce better images. The SD 10 looks and feels like a proper film SLR, produces nice quality photos, and the RAW images are easily batch processed with the excellent software supplied. The controls and menus take two minutes to get the hang of. Bad points - as you increase the iso, the colour saturation and balance deteriorates. I don't think the kit lens is good enough to show the full capabilities of the sensor. I think the SD10 with an APO lens would be a much better proposition. Overall. I preferred the Panasonic FZ30 which I had previously, and I consider the Panasonic DMC-L10 which I currently use to be far superior in all departments (not least due to the brilliant LEICA lens), and you can pick up on ebay for around the same price.
by francis4chicane2007
May 04, 2008
Sigma SD10 Digital SLR
Very strong build quality and large. Very quiet when taking photos, which is very good when taking wildlife pictures. Excellent Colour and Quality of the Photos even though it really is 3.4x3 Million Pixels. Only drawback is, the Dust in the sensor even though it has a dust cover. Having to get it cleaned professionally. Hoping to have it back soon minus the dust as it ruined my first load of photo's.Very strong build quality and large. Very quiet when taking photos, which is very good when taking wildlife pictures. Excellent Colour and Quality of the Photos even though it really is 3.4x3 Million Pixels. Only drawback is, the Dust in the sensor even though it has a dust cover. Having to get it cleaned professionally. Hoping to have it back soon minus the dust as it ruined my first load of photo's.
by neo_lari
Apr 14, 2022
BUENA CAMARA SIGMA
Excelente compra, buena camara.
Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-OwnedSold by: ysiarpal

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