A report by DC Watch (via PhotoRumors) shows photos of a briefing about the camera, including a screen with Sigma's usual Foveon math. Foveon sensors have always had smaller spatial dimensions ...

Sigma's last camera with a Foveon sensor was the sd Quattro, equipped with a 29MP APS-C Foveon X3 sensor. This was launched in 2016, and though it was in production for the remainder of the decade ...

The Sigma SD9 - the first commercial camera to use Foveon's technology - captures ... becoming the leader in laptop touchpads. (It controls about 80 percent of that market.) Next came Foveon ...

The New York Times on Foveon’s push to get its X3 sensor technology into consumer digital cameras. The first one, the 4.5-megapixel Polaroid x530, comes out this week. Read [Thanks, Mike] We may ...

First impressions count, and on first impression the Sigma DP1s 14MP FOVEON CMOS Sensor Digital Camera is a lovely object ... who do as much work on the computer when they get home as the do ...

The Foveon sensor features multiple layers ... shooting with "Sigma Capture Pro" so that you can control the camera from your computer and shoot remotely, for example in a studio setup.

We break down the various types of CMOS sensors and differentiate them from CCD and Foveon chips ... the smartphone camera revolution, and the mainstream adoption of drones for aerial imaging.

The Sigma DP2x features the unique Foveon X3 sensor, the sensor has 3 layers of pixels, and is APS-C (DSLR) sized.