Sigma’s latest BF full-frame mirrorless camera redefines the potential of modern photography with its minimalist design and outstanding performance, becoming a new focal point for photography enthusiasts. The camera body is crafted from high-strength aluminum alloy in a single mold, meticulously sculpted for seven hours. This not only enhances its durability but also showcases a unique industrial aesthetic, elevating the overall quality.
The BF features a 24.6-megapixel full-frame back-illuminated CMOS sensor, delivering exceptional image resolution and dynamic range that captures richer details and color depth. At the same time, its advanced autofocus system combines phase detection and contrast detection technology, supporting precise tracking of portrait and animal subjects. Even in fast-moving or complex scenes, it can swiftly lock onto focus and capture stunning moments.
When it comes to filming, the BF supports high-quality recording up to 6K and comes with built-in L-Log settings, offering professional users greater freedom for post-production color grading. With these powerful features, the flexibility of photographic creation reaches new heights.
Additionally, the BF comes with a built-in 230GB of storage, allowing users to easily store over 14,000 JPEG images, 4,300 uncompressed RAW photos, or around 2.5 hours of high-quality video, eliminating the hassle of frequently changing memory cards. The body design also features a USB-C port that supports fast charging and data transfer, enhancing user convenience.
The Sigma BF is set to officially launch soon, available in two body colors: black and silver, with a suggested retail price of $1,999 (approximately HK$15,600). For photography enthusiasts who appreciate minimalistic design and a professional shooting experience, the BF is definitely a highly anticipated full-frame mirrorless camera.
