Sigma has dropped the price of its 14-megapixel digital SLR based on the Foveon X3 sensor. Powered by the 14-megapixel Foveon X3 direct-image sensor, can reproduce high definition images rich in gradation and impressive three-dimensional detail. The SD14 digital SLR camera features four JPEG recording modes, a large and bright pentaprism viewfinder with 98% coverage, a built-in flash with a Guide Number of 11, 5-point AF system, a large 2.5-inch, 150,000-pixel resolution LCD monitor, as well as a new user-friendly design. The durable shutter mechanism has over 100,000-cycle life and is ideal for the demands of digital photography.

The Sigma SD14 is now available for about $1200, which is $400 less than its original price. Sigma’s marketing manager, Tom Sobey, said 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.

In fact, the pricing at Amazon.com is currently listed at $1153.60 (Body only).
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