Overview
- Sigma revealed the FP2 as a successor to its tiny fp line that keeps a streamlined body while adding a partially stacked, back‑illuminated 24.5MP full‑frame sensor that enables faster readout, reduced rolling shutter, and stills at up to 20fps.
- The camera gains stronger video tools including 6K at 60fps, 4K at 120fps using a crop, Apple ProRes RAW capture to an external SSD over a 10Gbps USB‑C port, and L‑Log recording for filmmakers.
- Sigma improved autofocus with subject detection for people, animals and birds, added a tilting 3.2‑inch touchscreen for better angles and cooling, and increased battery capacity for roughly 30 percent longer life as claimed by the company.
- The FP2 adds practical workflow ports—a full‑size HDMI, two USB‑C ports (one high‑speed), single SD card slot and 70GB of built‑in storage—but keeps an electronic‑shutter‑only design and accepts modular grips and viewfinders to address handling with larger lenses.
- Sigma will sell the body as a premium compact option and offer $2,749 bundles pairing the camera with either an EVF‑21 electronic viewfinder or an I‑series 50mm F2 lens, continuing the brand’s modular approach that trades absolute ergonomics for small size and flexibility.