As new, with no sign of use - in fact, I gave it little use over the years, given some of its complexity - this is the very rare Sigma DP-1. Launched in 2008, after successive postponements, it was the first compact to use a large APS-C sensor, with the innovative Foveon "technicolor" technology that has become the brand's hallmark ever since. The results continue to impress. It's in absolutely new condition (CD with software and carrying case still packed, as well as the manuals). It comes with two accessories not originally supplied with the camera, rare and of high value then and now: - The Sigma VF-11 external optical viewfinder, very useful for framing the image in any situation. - The AML-1 close-up lens, ideal for portraits or capturing close-up objects. Technical specifications: - 14 Megapixel Foveon X3 sensor (2652 x 1768 x 3 layers); - 16.6mm f/4 fixed lens exclusively designed for the DP1 (equivalent to a 28mm lens on a DSLR); - 5 exposure modes and 3 metering modes; - 2.5-inch TFT color LCD display with 230,000 pixels; - ISO speed from 100 to 800; - Minimum focusing distance; - Possibility of incorporating a flash; - Image recording in RAW or JPEG format in 4 types of resolution; - Dimensions: 113.3mm x 59.5mm x 50.3mm; - Weight: 240g. Camera in mint condition (indistinguishable from new), a rare find. An incredible and magical photographic tool.