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Back in 2019, Sigma unveiled a 24.6-MP full-frame mirrorless camera claimed to be the world's smallest and lightest. Now the imaging company has added the fp L, which packs a 61-MP full-frame sensor into the same body dimensions as its older sibling.

The Sigma fp is billed as the world’s smallest and lightest full-frame mirrorless camera, and with a body length of 11 cm (4.3 in) could be slipped into a pocket without too much trouble at all.

Sigma has announced three new additions to its Art line of lenses. The new 14-mm F1.8, 135-mm F1.8, and 24-70-mm F2.8 lenses are each said to feature optical designs which can make the most of high-resolution cameras, and will each be made available in Canon, Nikon and Sigma mounts.

The sd Quattro and sd Quattro H are a pair of newly-announced mirrorless cameras from Sigma. The duo will feature APS-C and APS-H sized versions of the firm’s Foveon X3 (Quattro generation) image sensor and use the SA lens mount.

Sigma has announced a line of filters which use a newly-developed Clear Glass Ceramic material to offer increased protection to your lenses. The new glass, which is produced using a special heat treatment, makes the WR Ceramic Protector filters thinner and lighter, while also being stronger.

The Sigma dp Quattro is a new line of fixed focal length compact cameras which are very different to most of their rivals. In addition to having a distinctive design, the cameras also use the latest iteration Sigma's Foveon X3 direct image sensor.

One of the drawbacks of investing in an interchangeable lens camera is that you're invariably locked into its mount system, whether that's Canon, Nikon or Sony. But that could all be about to change with the launch of the Sigma lens mount conversion service.

The new Sigma 18-35mm F1.8 DC HSM Art is the world's first zoom lens to achieve a maximum aperture F1.8 throughout the entire range.

Sigma has announced the forthcoming release of its flagship SD1 digital SLR camera, with a new version of the X3 sensor, dual image processing engines and improved ISO sensitivity.

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At PMA 2010 Sigma, known primarily for their lenses, introduced their top-end SD15 DSLR as well as five new lenses and two new compact digi cams.