The Sigma fp is a pocketable full-frame mirrorless camera that Sigma introduced in 2019 as the world's smallest and lightest of its kind. It pairs a 24.6MP back-illuminated sensor with cinema-grade RAW video in a modular L-Mount body of just 370g, so it works as an everyday street camera or as the core of a small film rig.
Small and modular
The body measures 112.6 x 69.9 x 45.3mm. You can use it bare with a small lens, or add a hot shoe, grip, viewfinder, monitor or cage as a job needs them. The body has built-in heat-sink fins instead of a cooling fan.
Stills and colour
The 24.6MP back-illuminated sensor gives clean files with a native ISO range of 100 to 25,600. Sigma's Color Modes, including Teal and Orange and Powder Blue, give distinctive looks straight from the camera, and there is no mechanical shutter, so it is completely silent.
Cinema-grade video
The Cine mode records 12-bit CinemaDNG RAW internally to SD cards or to an external SSD over USB, and outputs RAW over HDMI to a compatible recorder. 4K runs up to 30p, and Full HD up to 120p.
L-Mount system
As an L-Mount camera it takes lenses from Sigma, Leica and Panasonic, and Sigma's MC-21 adapter opens up Canon EF and cine lenses. Small primes such as the Sigma 24mm F3.5 DG DN keep the whole kit pocket-sized.
Who it's for
This is for photographers and filmmakers who want full-frame quality in the smallest possible body. The Sigma fp L adds a 61MP sensor and hybrid autofocus, and the Sigma BF is the newer, simpler everyday camera.
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