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I wanted one not rigged so the lack of a tilt screen (I know there is a DIY fix) but mainly the lack of IBIS, killed it for me. The L version made it hugely interesting for stills and with the better AF, even more so, but the loaner Sigma France sent me showed banding in mixed low light and I couldn’t get passed that. The S9, also e shutter only, suffers from the same. The equivalent Sony & Nikon ZR type cameras don’t have this issue as far as I am aware. Fingers crossed for a third gen FP that addresses some of these things. If not all. It would be a killer camera for me. S1Rii still has the best overall internal spec for my hybrid needs. Sony the best lenses. Nikon the best body (ZR) and size of rear LCD, but hate that it’s a flip out. Mash ‘em up and call it an FP-L-II and take my money. -
By zerocool22 · Posted
Maybe a stupid question. what about Social Media. Do I need an facebook account? Do I need an instagram account? An Tiktok account? Twitter? Linkedin? I do have an instagram that I never use. But I might be making a mistake not using all these social media platforms? Best to do it under my name I think? Anyone on here who built out a great network on social media? What is the best strategy here? -
Nice to see you and your family — I presume, enjoying it! : ) The score fits the ticket perfectly! *thumbs upª Other people’s good fortune I can live with ; ) it’s their misfortune I can’t : X -
By duskyelk06 · Posted
For early builds I’d definitely go closed beta first, either via Play Console testing tracks or a direct APK to a small group here. With something this hardware-dependent, a quiet test phase will save you a lot of messy public feedback from devices with broken/limited Camera2 implementations. Play Store closed testing is useful if you want crash reports, device spread and smoother updates, but an APK alongside a simple feedback template might be faster at the very beginning. I’d ask testers to include phone model, Android version, Camera2 level, RAW support, storage used, resolution/FPS, dropped frames and a short sample/log. That will make comparisons much easier. -
By duskyelk06 · Posted
The Fp really did feel like Sigma was deliberately avoiding the usual “cripple hammer” logic. Tiny body, full frame, RAW options, SSD recording, director’s viewfinder it’s a very odd mix on paper, but in a good way. The big question for me was always how practical it would be once rigged: heat, battery life, SSD mounting, monitoring and AF all matter once you move beyond the spec sheet. But as a statement from Sigma, it was refreshing — much more adventurous than most first attempts at a serious video/stills hybrid.
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