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Fun with the Sigma fp and fp L

Collin Orthner

Collin Orthner

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I just re-found this site and it's forums after been absent for quite some time. After using Sigma Merrill and now a DP0 and DP2 Quattro cameras, I recently have been using an fpL. I don't have many images to share here, but will start with this one from a visit to the Rocky Mountains near Canmore, AB.

fp-l 45mm DG DN

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bags27

Well-known member
Collin Orthner said:
I just re-found this site and it's forums after been absent for quite some time. After using Sigma Merrill and now a DP0 and DP2 Quattro cameras, I recently have been using an fpL. I don't have many images to share here, but will start with this one from a visit to the Rocky Mountains near Canmore, AB.

fp-l 45mm DG DN

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Wonderful!
I recently traveled with my HB 907x 50c kit and DP2-Merrill (a lot lighter when hiking!). I love the little Merrill.
 
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bags27

Well-known member
Could I ask a technical question on this wonderful photo thread?

I'm thinking of getting a (used) fp L for 2 purposes. I shoot film domestically, but digital when travelling internationally (film security is now too much of a hassle). The fp L would be a tremendous very small traveling companion. But as well, I'd sell my Panasonic S1R which is fully devoted to scanning negatives and use the fp L instead. I appreciate that the Sigma has an electronic shutter. Has that posed a problem for anyone shooting with indoor light? Thanks for reading.
 
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