January 30th, 2008New Sony’s 25-Megapixel 35mm Image Sensor Is Up For grab
Sony researchers in Tokyo reveal a digital SLR part that’s actually drool-worthy: a CMOS sensor the size of 35mm film that registers 24.81 effectual megapixelsâ€â€close to 26 million totals. It’s also built for speed with an all-pixel scan time of 6 frames per second, in 12-bit color. Sony isn’t about to pop it in one of its Alpha models, at least not as far as we can tell. In fact, Nikon would be a more probable customer for this easy target when it ships this summer, the improved to vie with Canon’s $8,000 EOS-1Ds Mark III DSLR, which has its own 21.1-megapixel full-frame CMOS. (Those pro guys really like it when their sensors are the same size as the film they used to use.) Now, who ever said the megapixel race was over? Sony Develops 35mm full size CMOS Image Sensor with 24.81 Effective Mega pixel declaration and extremely high signal conversion pace for use in Digital SLR Cameras
