Sigma SA-300 N

Photos by Howard Patterson text by Howard Patterson. From the collection of Howard Patterson. Last update 2017-07-09 par Eric Borel.

Manufactured or assembled in Japan from 1995 to (After) 1995.
Index of rarity in France: Rare (among non-specialized garage sales)
Inventory number: 5707

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Chronology of cameras Sigma

Sigma is one of the world's largest photographic lens makers, but it made very few film cameras. They all use the unique Sigma SA lens mount, but there are some adapters for other systems. By the 1990's most consumer SLR's were sold with a zoom lens. The Sigma SA-300 was commonly sold with the 28-105mm seen here or a 28-200mm. Here is a selection of its many features:

Metering: Multi segment (8), Spot meter, Average.

Exposure control: Program AE, Shutter priority AE, Aperture priority AE, Manual, Compensation +/- 2EV (1/2 stop intervals), Auto bracketing +/- 2EV (1/2 stop intervals.

Focus modes: Auto, Program, Single shot, Continuous shooting, Manual, AE lock.

Flash: Red eye reduction, Daylight Synchronization, Slow Synchronization.

Viewfinder (LCD + LED): Shutter speed, Aperture, Manual exposure, Exposure compensation, Auto bracketing, Flash ready, Focus information, AE lock.

The 28-105mm lens weighs an additional 355 grams.

Other: Data imprinting back, Mirror lock up, depth of field preview, Remote control.

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