SKU: GC40-C1L900

Sigma FP2 Mirrorless Camera with EVF-21 Electronic Viewfinder

24.5 Megapixels
6K Video Quality
ISO 100-102,400
3.15" LCD Screen
BP-91
376 g
24.5 Megapixels
6K Video Quality
ISO 100-102,400
3.15" LCD Screen
BP-91
376 g
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Product Overview

Sigma FP2 Mirrorless Camera with EVF-21 Electronic Viewfinder

The Sigma FP2 Mirrorless Camera, the newest addition to the fp series, packs a 35mm full-frame partially stacked CMOS sensor into a remarkably compact body weighing just 376 g, proving that a cinematic camera doesn't need to be cumbersome. With 6K open gate recording, ProRes RAW HQ support and a newly added tilting LCD screen, the FP2 gives filmmakers more flexibility behind the camera and in post-production, making this a small camera with serious creative potential.

What's in the box:

Sigma FP2 camera body

Li-ion Battery Pack BP-91

Strap

Strap Holder SH-11

Body cap

Pouch

Electronic Viewfinder EVF-21

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Key Features

24.5 Megapixels

The Sigma FP2 with EVF-21 has a 24.5 megapixel full-frame partially stacked CMOS sensor.

6K Video Quality

The Sigma FP2 with EVF-21 records 6K open gate video up to 59.94p, with internal Apple ProRes RAW.

ISO 100-102,400

The Sigma FP2 with EVF-21 has a dual base ISO sensitivity range of 100 to 102,400.

3.15" LCD Screen

The Sigma FP2 with EVF-21 has a 3.15" tilting touchscreen that tilts up 90 degrees and down 45 degrees.

BP-91

The Sigma FP2 with EVF-21 uses a BP-91 Rechargeable Lithium-Ion battery, rated to approx. 370 shots.

376 g

The Sigma FP2 with EVF-21 weighs only 376 grams body only.

Sigma FP2 Camera, Overview and Features
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A True Evolution of the fp Series

A True Evolution of the fp Series

The Sigma FP2 inherits the innovative concept of the original fp, along with the distinctive character that made it one-of-a-kind. At the same time, every element and function of the camera has been reexamined and refined to create a more intuitive and expressive shooting experience, making the FP2 a true evolution of the fp series.

Colour Modes for Creative Freedom

Colour Modes for Creative Freedom

Thirteen colour modes, selectable with the dedicated Color button, enable intuitive and unrestricted creative expression. Developed on the basis of Sigma's own colour science, this diverse range of preset modes lets photographers craft the tone of their work, capture the atmosphere of the moment and bring out the full appeal of their photography.

A Full-Fledged Cinema Camera at the Flip of a Switch

A Full-Fledged Cinema Camera at the Flip of a Switch

The Sigma FP2 is both a still camera and a full-fledged cinema camera. A single dedicated switch on the top of the body instantly toggles between STILL mode and CINE mode, each with functions, a user interface and a workflow fully optimised for that mode. Highly customisable, the FP2 is a true cinema camera capable of cinema-quality imagery with 6K open gate recording and internal Apple ProRes RAW.

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