For around USD $2,499 you can get this lovely Sigma fp L (body only). It’s the world’s smallest 61-megapixel full-frame camera, and you can also get an optional viewfinder for an extra $700!
Taken from Engadget … Sigma has unveiled what it calls the “world’s smallest and lightest single lens mirrorless camera,” a claim that’s easy to believe by looking at it. The fp L is not only tiny, but has 61-megapixel full-frame sensor, making it one of the highest-resolution full-frame models available next to Sony’s A7R IV
With the fp L, Sigma has also introduced hybrid phase-detect autofocus and what it describes as “high precision” contrast autofocus. That’s a big step up from the contrast-detect system it had on past cameras like the full-frame fp. That system will allow for “smooth, fast and accurate autofocus” for tracking moving subjects, both for photos and video. It also includes eye-detect autofocus and subject tracking.
Speaking of video, the fp L can handle 8-bit 4K 30 fps video internally, or let you capture the same resolution externally in RAW to an external recorder or as 12-bit CinemaDNG files to an SSD. The latter is a very interesting option, as few (if any) cameras, apart from some of Blackmagic Design’s models, let you capture video directly to an external drive. You also get features like true 24p video (not 23.97 fps), along with zebras, focus peaking and a waveform display to help you evaluate exposure. You can also shoot DCI 4K (4,096 x 2,160) but only to an external recorder.
… The Sigma fp L arrives in mid-April for $2,499, a price that sounds very reasonable given the specs. The optional viewfinder will arrive at the same time for $699.
Source: Engadget
