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Sigma is known mostly as a maker of lenses for other companies' cameras, but a few years ago it latched on to a new kind of sensor technology that caused a stir in photography circles. Now it's introducing a new generation of its Foveon cameras with a redesigned sensor and a speedier image processor. "They capture light in layers, much like film did," said DPreview.com's Shawn Barnett. 
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"I’m a big fan of the UK car show TopGear, but I never thought I’d see the day when the worlds of TopGear and photography would intersect. Fortunately, I have been proven wrong. So sit back and enjoy as TopGear’s Captain Slow James May goes into detail about how digital cameras actually work."
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The digital camera is something most photographers take for granted. In order to appreciate the technology and design, you need to know how digital cameras work from inside out. This entertaining video by Top Gear host, James May explains the inner workings of digital cameras. Enjoy!
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The sigma dp series represents a breakthrough in camera technology that will probably change the landscape of digital photography for some time to come. The camera features a 29 megapixel CMOS foveon X3 direct image sensor which enables photographers to capture 3-D like photos with accurate vivid detail.