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Sigma dp3 Quattro appears ahead of launch on maker’s website

Posted on May 20, 2015May 9, 2020 By Hulk

Sigma’s anticipated dp3 Quattro hasn’t yet made its official debut, but that doesn’t seem to matter: Sigma has made the camera’s page live on its website, listing it as “coming soon”. It’s anticipated we’ll be getting all the official details on Sigma’s newest entrant next week at CP+ in Japan, but until then we’ve only what we can glean from the maker’s website…as well as four high-resolution images, giving an intimate look at the model. We’ve a gallery after the jump.

For those unfamiliar, the dp3 Quattro is Sigmag’s update to its previous dp2 Quattro, which was revealed in summer 2014 with an arrival date shortly after that. It bears a largely similar design, as shown by Sigma’s own press shots.
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