Sigma CEO gave an interview to DPReview. Here are just some excerpts:

• it seems that camera market shrinking has hit the bottom
• still people are switching from DSLR to mirrorless
• after the switch is completed, the market might shrink even more
• he is worried about the increasing price of cameras and lenses
• he is afraid that many might be able to afford these prices, especially young generation that want to switch from smartphone to camera
• cameras today have impressive specs that many might not need
• focus user friendly interface would be more important for customer, or smaller and lighter gear
• Sigma leads the lens industry by pioneering new glass elements, often being the first to test and prove their viability.
• other companies see Sigma using new type of glass and then start using it too
• Sigma’s plan is to have a relatively complete range of lenses for APS-C sized sensors
• but it seems there are no  I-series-style versions of the DC lenses, guesses DRP based on the CEO statements
• no aperture ring APS-C lenses seem to be planned

You can read the full interview at DPReview.

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