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Sigma Drops SD14 Price

The digital SLR is now available for about $400 less than its original price.

By Aimee Baldridge
July 20, 2007

Sigma has dropped the price of its 14-megapixel digital SLR based on the Foveon X3 sensor. The Sigma SD14 is now available for about $1200, which is $400 less than its original price. Sigma's marketing manager, Tom Sobey, told us that the reason for the drop was probably just an effort to improve sales, noting that the SD14 joins several other midrange digital SLRs that have recently dropped in price to remain competitive in the current market, including Canon's 30D and 5D.

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