If Nikon thought its 36-megapixel D800 would be the king of the resolutions this week, they were wrong. Sigma,
it seems, didn't get the memo and has crashed the party, updating its
DP1 and DP2 compacts with whopping 46-megapixel sensors. Okay, so
technically it's three 15.3 megapixel layers (that also being the
effective resolution), but we'll play along with the marketing spin.
Rebranded as the DP1- and DP2-Merrill in honor of the sensor's co-creator, the refresh sees the compacts sporting the same imaging innards as the firm's flagship SD1 Merrill SLR.
The LCD screen also gets a bump from 2.5 to three inches, which, we
suppose, is to do better justice to those massive pictures you'll be
taking. Sigma's keeping price and availability under wraps for now, but
hit the PR after the break for more info.
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