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Sigma Announces Details Of Rewards Program For SD1 Early Adopters

What is Sigma offering to those who bought their SD1 DSLR before the price drop? Quite a bit, actually
- By Tim Barribeau on March 12, 2012
When Sigma dropped the price of the SD1 from around $6,900 to $2,300, the company also announced a reward program for those who paid full price for the camera. Dubbed the "SD1 Point Support Program," it gave those who forked out the full cost 40 reward points — but up until now we haven't known what those points will be good for.
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New Gear: PG-31 Power Grip For Sigma SD1

With two extra batteries, you'll be able to shoot all day on a single charge.
- By Tim Barribeau on December 12, 2011
Shooters with the Sigma SD1 rejoice, as your DSLR of choice will be getting the PG-31 battery grips in the near future. Newly announced, the accessory holds two dedicated BP-21 battery packs, effectively tripling the amount of time you can spend out shooting. As with most battery grips, it also has a dedicated shooting button to aid vertical photography. With a weight of 10.6 oz (300g), it'll add some serious bulk to the camera, but that's not unexpected.
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Sigma and Leica Offer Limited Edition Bodies You Could Never Afford

We've just heard word of two super-exclusive variant bodies from both Sigma and Leica, both of which cost an arm and a leg, and both of which look faintly ridiculous.
- By Tim Barribeau on October 12, 2011
While Pentax remains the undisputed king of putting out bizarrely colored variants on their various DSLR bodies, two announcements from other companies are variants that they would be proud of.
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