Sigma FP2
Announced October 23, 2026
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Reviewer Consensus
Strong
The Sigma FP2 is a remarkably compact full-frame mirrorless camera that significantly improves upon its predecessors with a faster partially-stacked sensor and a tilting screen. While its unique, modular design and lack of in-body stabilization may present challenges for some, it delivers excellent image quality and capable performance for those within its niche.
Weighted from 12 reviewer scores
Pros
- Extremely compact and sturdy build
- High-quality image and video output
- Versatile modularity and customization
- Enhanced hardware including tilting screen and faster sensor
- Improved autofocus performance
Cons
- Requires expensive and sometimes inelegant modular accessories
- Lacks in-body image stabilization
- Video autofocus issues and potential for overheating
- Ergonomic limitations like fiddly controls and restricted screen movement
- Limited connectivity including no Wi-Fi or Bluetooth
- Launch price $2,199 (USD)
- Sensor 24.5MP Full-Frame Partially stacked CMOS
- Video 6K 29p UHD 119p
- Stabilization None
- Burst 20 fps electronic
What the Reviewers Say
All 12 expert reviews, weighted into the PixelMeter score.
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- PetaPixel 7/10
Sigma has some very odd design choices and awkward workarounds to make this camera functional. However, the image quality and focusing performance are excellent. It's fast, capable, and certainly a true hybrid camera.
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The FP2 becomes a tempting option for L-mount videographers who value a small modular body with plenty of rigging options.
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I have to say, I wasn’t a huge fan of the original Sigma fp or its high-resolution sibling, the fp L. [...] But now the Sigma FP2 fixes a lot of this, thanks to its faster partially-stacked sensor and tilting screen.
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This is a much better camera than before, and it's a little bit amazing to see Sigma squeezing so much in to such a tiny body. For those within its niche, the Sigma FP2 could make itself quite useful.
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The FP2 is a camera I really want to love, and in many ways, I do. However, it's also a camera that asks you to make quite a few compromises in pursuit of something that few other cameras offer.
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Sigma's mission to make and improve the world's smallest full-frame mirrorless camera is commendable.
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It might be a black box, but it's certainly far from boring.
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The Sigma FP2 to me feels like the full realization of an idea for a camera that Sigma has been circling around for a very long time.
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I would definitely recommend this to anybody that's getting into cinematography or videography.
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This may appeal to a relatively niche audience, but that would be doing it an injustice.
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For now, though, I'm impressed. I liked the fp L five years ago, despite its problems. But this new fp2 is a camera I've enjoyed using considerably more.
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Definitely an upgrade. It's definitely a different camera. It's definitely professional. It's definitely more usable and more reliable.
