Sigma DP3 Merrill Photos

March 12, 2013 | Mark Goldstein | 5 Comments |
Sigma DP3 Merrill Photos Image

Ahead of our full review, here are 43 sample JPEG photos taken with the new Sigma DP3 Merrill compact camera, including the full ISO range.

The Sigma DP3 Merrill is a high-end compact with a 46 megapixel (4800×3300×3 layers) FOVEON X3 direct image sensor and a 50mm f/2.8 fixed lens.

A gallery of JPEG photos and a movie taken with the new Sigma DP3 Merrill compact camera.


Sigma DP3 Merrill JPEG Images

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1/8 sec
f/8 | 75mm | ISO 100

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1/15 sec
f/8 | 75mm | ISO 200

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1/30 sec
f/8 | 75mm | ISO 400

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1/60 sec
f/8 | 75mm | ISO 800

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1/125 sec
f/8 | 75mm | ISO 1600

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1/250 sec
f/8 | 75mm | ISO 3200

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1/500 sec
f/8 | 75mm | ISO 6400

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1/100 sec
f/8 | 75mm | ISO 400

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1/100 sec
f/2.8 | 75mm | ISO 100

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3/10 sec
f/16 | 75mm | ISO 100

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1/60 sec
f/2.8 | 75mm | ISO 100

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6/10 sec
f/16 | 75mm | ISO 100

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6/10 sec
f/16 | 75mm | ISO 100

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5/10 sec
f/16 | 75mm | ISO 100

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1/8 sec
f/8 | 75mm | ISO 100

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1/60 sec
f/2.8 | 75mm | ISO 100

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1/200 sec
f/2.8 | 75mm | ISO 100

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1/60 sec
f/2.8 | 75mm | ISO 100

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1/160 sec
f/2.8 | 75mm | ISO 400

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1/400 sec
f/5.6 | 75mm | ISO 100

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1/80 sec
f/8 | 75mm | ISO 400

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1/160 sec
f/5.6 | 75mm | ISO 200

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1/800 sec
f/2.8 | 75mm | ISO 100

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1/80 sec
f/2.8 | 75mm | ISO 800

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1/125 sec
f/2.8 | 75mm | ISO 200

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1/640 sec
f/2.8 | 75mm | ISO 100

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1/1250 sec
f/2.8 | 75mm | ISO 100

Sample Image

1/640 sec
f/2.8 | 75mm | ISO 100

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1/160 sec
f/2.8 | 75mm | ISO 400

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1/250 sec
f/2.8 | 75mm | ISO 100

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1/80 sec
f/11 | 75mm | ISO 100

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1/200 sec
f/11 | 75mm | ISO 100

Sample Image

1/200 sec
f/11 | 75mm | ISO 100

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1/200 sec
f/8 | 75mm | ISO 100

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1/40 sec
f/11 | 75mm | ISO 100

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1/320 sec
f/5.6 | 75mm | ISO 100

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1/1250 sec
f/2.8 | 75mm | ISO 100

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1/1250 sec
f/2.8 | 75mm | ISO 100

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1/100 sec
f/2.8 | 75mm | ISO 100

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1/125 sec
f/2.8 | 75mm | ISO 100

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1/50 sec
f/2.8 | 75mm | ISO 100

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1/100 sec
f/2.8 | 75mm | ISO 3200

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1/60 sec
f/2.8 | 75mm | ISO 200

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#1 JS

Stunning!!!

6:16 pm - Tuesday, March 12, 2013

#2 A.J.Spong

What mystifies me when I take a look at the sample pictures presented on this site and many others is just why are there almost never images of people? Seems of the billions of images captured around the world most of them have to be of people - no? Just how well a given camera captures skin tone for example. Throw in a few casual snapshots of real humans - or are you good folks people shy?  Is there something I am missing, if so please educate.
  Truth is just looking at the samples presented, one learns very little about modern cameras as the standard of IQ obtainable from these cameras has become so darn good.
  So just a suggestion; consider the parameters pertinent to people shooting and critique the latest cameras accordingly, at least in part.

6:54 pm - Tuesday, March 12, 2013

#3 Red

Just a few shots of a models face but I don’t see any issues with skin tones. Do you?
http://www.luminous-landscape.com/reviews/cameras/sigma_dp3_review.shtml

1:00 am - Wednesday, March 13, 2013

#4 PepZ C

I think we need to see some people….?!

1:04 pm - Wednesday, March 13, 2013

#5 ben

Wow the change in the colour at ISO 1600!
Such a shame Sigma haven’t figured a way round the ISO problem.
Saying that its another great camera that I cant afford but dream of having :)

10:24 pm - Wednesday, March 13, 2013