Sigma’s digital camera that’s the size of a point-and-shoot but packs the punch of an SLR just got a whole lot cooler with this in-depth look at the DP1’s features.

Make sure your browser is set to run flash, this is quite the presentation by Sigma. What the DP1 is going to feature is a full-size sensor meant for a digital SLR. It’s 12 megapixels of glory. The sensor is also supposed to pick up “all the light” as opposed to a third of visible light as most camera’s do.

Check out all the details here.

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