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Sigma BF– 6K, L-Log, & Unibody structure


SIGMA has announced announced the Sigma BF, a 24-megapixel full-frame L-Mount camera. According to SIGMA, the BF presents an uncompromising new vision for the digital camera. The BF is said to balance performance with simplicity.

The Sigma BF will retail for $1,999 USD and be available in April 2025.

Key features

  • 24.6MP Full-Frame BSI CMOS Sensor
  • Radically Simple, Unibody Camera
  • Hybrid Phase & Contrast Detection AF
  • ISO 100-102400
  • 6K30, Full HD 120p Video
  • 230GB Internal Memory
  • Haptic-Responsive Controls
  • 13 Color Modes
  • 3.15″ 2.1m-Dot Rear Viewscreen
  • L-Mount Compatibility

Sensor

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The Sigma BF utilizes a 35 mm full-frame (35.9 mm × 23.9 mm) Back-Illuminated CMOS sensor. The camera is claimed to have a wide dynamic range, a native ISO sensitivity of 100-102400 expandable on the low end to ISO 6

Simple Interface & Minimal controls

The unique user interface is claimed to be more intuitive than ever with its pressure-sensitive haptic buttons and dial. The user interface has a completely new information structure compared to conventional digital cameras, with the main shooting-related settings stored on the live view screen, secondary settings in the optional menu, and management functions and detailed settings in the system menu.

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Users can easily operate the shutter speed, aperture, ISO sensitivity, EV compensation, and color mode, along with other important shooting-related elements.

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The default live view screen displays only the minimum necessary information and can be changed to display no information at all.

All controls are integrated into just three buttons, one dial, the shutter release, and the power button. The BF is the first mirrorless camera to incorporate haptics into its Dial, Center button, Option button, and Playback button.

Unibody structure