Sigma Sd Quattro (not "H") Images

[Yokosuka Mike]

Sigma Sd Quattro, Sigma 17-70mm f2.8-4 "Contemporary" lens
Yokohama, Japan

Thank goodness, Spring is on our doorstep!

 

[Jamie Pillers]

From the look of these images, Mike, I'd say spring is beyond the doorstep! Thanks for posting them.

 

[Yokosuka Mike]

^ You're right, Jamie, it's past the doorstep and getting ready to explode!

Sigma Sd Quattro, Sigma 17-70mm f2.8-4 "Contemporary" lens
Yokohama, Japan - March 17, 2018

And, a few people pictures - same day, same rig.

 

[Jamie Pillers]

You're putting that 'rig' to very nice use on the street! I hadn't contemplated using mine for street photography, thinking the size of the camera/lens might put people off. But you seem to be disproving that.

 

[Yokosuka Mike]

You're putting that 'rig' to very nice use on the street! I hadn't contemplated using mine for street photography, thinking the size of the camera/lens might put people off. But you seem to be disproving that.

Thanks, Jamie, I think the Sd Quattro (and Quattro "H") is a great all around camera capable of doing whatever one wants it to do; sometimes it just takes a little old school film camera type thinking.

A few more images using the Sd Quattro and 30mm "Art" lens from last Fall.

 

[Yokosuka Mike]

Sigma Sd Quattro, Sigma 18-35mm f1.8 DC "Art" lens (27mm-52mm on Sd Quattro crop sensor)
Yokohama, japan

 

[Yokosuka Mike]

Sigma Sd Quattro, Sigma 18-35mm f1.8 DC "Art" lens (27mm-52mm on Sd Quattro crop sensor)
Yokohama, japan - March 22-23, 2018

 

[Yokosuka Mike]

Sigma Sd Quattro, Sigma 18-35mm f1.8 DC "Art" lens (27mm-52mm on Sd Quattro crop sensor)
Yokohama, Japan
More from the March 22-23, 2018 set.

 

[Keith]

I have to say that looking at the examples in both threads I definitely like the H better ... though there isn't a lot in it. I'm not quite sure why ... maybe the H has better dynamic range or something but it just seems a lot more subtle to me.

 

[Yokosuka Mike]

Sigma Sd Quattro, Sigma 17-70mm f2.8-4 DC "Contemporary" lens (25mm-105mm on Sd Quattro)
Everything shot at ISO 100 and processed with Sigma software in "Auto Mode".
Yokohama, Japan - April 2018

 

[Yokosuka Mike]

Sigma Sd Quattro, Sigma 18-35mm f1.8 DC "Art" lens (27mm-52mm on Sd Quattro)
Everything shot at ISO 100 and processed with Sigma Photo Pro software in "Auto" mode.
Yokohama, Japan - April 2018

 

[Yokosuka Mike]

Sigma Sd Quattro, Sigma 18-35mm f1.8 DC "Art" lens (27mm-52mm on Sd Quattro)
Everything shot at ISO 100 and processed with Sigma Photo Pro software in "Auto" mode.
Yokohama, Japan - April 2018

 

[Yokosuka Mike]

Sigma Sd Quattro, Sigma 17-70mm f2.8-4 DC "Contemporary" lens (25mm-105mm on Sd Quattro)
Everything shot at ISO 100 and processed with Sigma software.
Matsushima and Shiogama, Japan - April 2018

 

[Black]

From Kool Aid to Kool Aid.

From Kool Aid to Kool Aid.

My sd Quattro is only a very recent acquirement, but despite the horror stories I've heard about focusing, EVF blackout, post processing woes etc, I am happy to report that I am actually in deep, deep smit with my Quattro - not to mention Sigma as a company.

Anyway, to whit, I'm still substituting cats with random things, inclusive of myself, when it comes to the obligatory "test" shot (which is what we call things that aren't very creative or visually dramatic )

 

[Yokosuka Mike]

^ Hello Black! Nice to see another Sigma Sd Quattro user posting images. I look forward to seeing more from you.


Sigma Sd Quattro, Sigma 18-35mm f1.8 DC "Art" lens (27mm-52mm on Sd Quattro)
Shot at ISO 100 and processed with Sigma Photo Pro software.
Yokohama, Japan - May 2018

Shooting the shooter!

 

[Yokosuka Mike]

Sigma Sd Quattro, Sigma 30mm f1.4 DC "Art" lens (45mm on Sd Quattro)
ISO 100 - Images shot in RAW and processed with Sigma PhotoPro software in "AUTO" mode
Yokohama, Japan - July 2018

The mean streets of Yokohama

Baby it's hot out here

Ray Ban Pam

I smell a rat and it looks like some big white guy holding a camera

Her hair was made of spun copper

Hans and Franz

Agent 99

Agent 99.5

Feeling Divine

Dreamer

Hot damn!

Just trying to have a little fun!
Mike

 

[rhl-oregon]

I have been using the SDQ for a year in regular rotation, and other than the nose-mashing VF inconvenience, it is a fabulous tool. I mostly shoot 6x7, but also 6x6 and 21x9, and at iso100 as much as possible.
I am way behind on uploading and developing images, but here are a few, mostly with the 30/1.4. More to come with 17-50 and 18-300.

10 second exposure of Long Island City/Manhattan

Sharmini

RFF members Cal and Raj on our LIC/Brooklyn walkabout

Cautionary example displayed by LI City police

Junk shop display, 17-50

 

[Yokosuka Mike]

^^^ Hi Robert, great looking images, looking forward to seeing more.

Sigma Sd Quattro, Sigma 30mm f1.4 DC "Art" lens (45mm on Sd Quattro)
Yokohama, Japan - Damn hot day in July, 2018

Here's to the glory of love! Toss in a shot of whisky and we're on our way!
Mike

 

[Yokosuka Mike]

Sigma Sd Quattro, Sigma 30mm f1.4 DC "Art" lens (45mm on Sd Quattro)
Yokohama, Japan - July, 2018

Make a wish

I wish this heat wave would end soon.

All the best,
Mike

 

[rhl-oregon]

Thanks, Mike. I mostly treat the SDQ as a monochrome machine and use 6x7 as my default ratio. But last summer in NYC I had a day where all I used was 21x9 for people in cityscapes, looking for symmetries and imbalances of all kinds. I have uploaded only a few to RFF so far. Meanwhile the processing backlog lengthens....

This one is local, in Trinidad Bay: