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Sigma DP1x Compact Camera

The Sigma DP1x is a 14MP APS-C compact camera — with 480p video. Used copies start from $999 on GearFocus, with buyer protection on every purchase.

Sigma DP1x Compact Camera

Sigma DP1x Compact Camera

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Product Highlights

  • APS-C Foveon X3 Sensor
  • Fixed 28mm Lens
  • RAW Capture

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Camera Overview — Sigma DP1x

The Sigma DP1x is a compact point-and-shoot camera built around a 14MP APS-C sensor — a notably large sensor format for a camera in this class. Paired with the TRUE II image processor, it captures images in both RAW and JPEG formats, giving photographers meaningful control over post-processing. The ISO range runs from 100 to 800, keeping things conservative but well-suited to controlled or well-lit shooting environments.

Autofocus is handled by a contrast detection system, which is standard for a compact of this type. The 2.5-inch LCD display serves as the primary composition and review tool, as no viewfinder type is specified in the data. For storage, the DP1x accepts SD and SDHC cards, and connectivity includes USB for image transfer, though neither Wi-Fi nor Bluetooth are on board.

The body is constructed from a combination of metal and plastic, weighing in at 250g with dimensions of 113 x 60 x 50/51 mm — compact enough for everyday carry. No image stabilization is present in any form, and video capability tops out at 480p. This camera is clearly oriented toward still photography enthusiasts who prioritize sensor size and image output format flexibility in a pocketable package.

Key Features — Sigma DP1x

Foveon APS-C Sensor: Unusually large sensor format for a compact camera, using Foveon's three-layer pixel capture for image quality well beyond typical point-and-shoots.

TRUE II Image Processor: Sigma's dedicated processor handles the complex data output of the Foveon sensor for accurate color and detail rendering.

RAW File Support: Captures images in RAW format alongside JPEG, giving photographers full control over post-processing and color interpretation.

Fixed Wide-Angle Lens: Paired with a fixed 28mm equivalent f/4 lens, making it well-suited to street, landscape, and architectural photography.

ISO 100–800 Range: Conservative sensitivity range oriented toward shooting in well-lit conditions where the sensor can deliver its cleanest output.

Compact Build: With a 113 x 60 x 50mm footprint, the DP1x is portable enough for everyday carry.

Camera Specifications — Sigma DP1x

Sigma DP1x full specifications
SpecDetail
Use CasesTravel
TypePoint and Shoot
SensorAPS-C
Resolution14MP
ProcessorTRUE II
ISO Range100 – 800
AF SystemContrast Detection
Max Photo Resolution2640x1760
Max Video Resolution480p
Image StabilizationNone
Display2.5 inch LCD
Storage MediaSD, SDHC

Description — Sigma DP1x

The Sigma DP1x is a point-and-shoot compact camera centered on a 14MP APS-C sensor processed by Sigma's TRUE II image processor. It captures stills in both RAW and JPEG formats, offering photographers real flexibility when it comes to post-processing. The ISO range spans 100 to 800, and autofocus is managed by a contrast detection system.

The camera's 2.5-inch LCD display handles composition and image review duties. Physically, the DP1x has a metal and plastic body weighing 250g, with dimensions of 113 x 60 x 50/51 mm, making it genuinely portable. Storage is handled via SD and SDHC cards, and the camera connects to a computer over USB.

There is no image stabilization of any form, no Wi-Fi or Bluetooth, and maximum video output is 480p. For photographers who want an APS-C sensor in a compact, carry-anywhere body and are primarily focused on still image quality, the DP1x offers a distinctive option in the point-and-shoot segment.

Pros — Sigma DP1x

  • ✓Large APS-C sensor (14MP) in a compact point-and-shoot body
  • ✓TRUE II image processor for on-camera processing
  • ✓RAW file support alongside JPEG for full post-processing control

Cons — Sigma DP1x

  • ✗ISO tops out at 800, limiting performance in low-light situations
  • ✗No image stabilization of any kind — inBody IS, digital IS, or otherwise
  • ✗Video capability limited to 480p with no listed frame rates or color profiles

Videos — Sigma DP1x

Sigma DP1 user review — Carl Rytterfalk

Resources & Downloads — Sigma DP1x

Manuals & Guides

Frequently Asked Questions — Sigma DP1x

What sensor size does the Sigma DP1x use?+
The DP1x is equipped with an APS-C type sensor with a 14MP resolution. This is a larger sensor format than typically found in point-and-shoot cameras, which contributes to image quality potential.
Does the Sigma DP1x shoot RAW files?+
Yes, the DP1x supports both RAW and JPEG capture formats according to its photo specifications. This gives photographers the flexibility to process images in detail after the fact.
What storage cards does the DP1x accept?+
The camera accepts SD and SDHC memory cards. These are widely available and common card formats.
Does the Sigma DP1x have image stabilization?+
No. The DP1x has no image stabilization of any kind — in-body IS, digital IS, and optical IS are all listed as absent or None in the specifications.
Can the Sigma DP1x connect wirelessly to a smartphone or computer?+
No. The DP1x does not include Wi-Fi or Bluetooth. Image transfer to a computer can be done via USB, which is supported.
What is the video quality of the Sigma DP1x?+
The DP1x's maximum video resolution is 480p. No frame rates or color profiles are listed for video, suggesting this is a camera focused primarily on still photography.

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