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Wednesday, January 02, 2013

Chipworks Reviews Full Frame Sensors and Predicts Trend

Look at this series of articles by Chipworks:-

Full Frame DSLR Cameras Part I – Nikon vs Sony

Full Frame DSLR Cameras Part II – Canon stays the course

Full Frame DSLR Cameras Part III – New entrants and look forward


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Flo · 637 weeks ago

The chipworks website seems to be down; I keep getting a "Internal Server Error" since yesterday :(
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RiceHigh 110p · 637 weeks ago

Just because I linked to them on yesterday! ;-)
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zosX · 637 weeks ago

You generate that much traffic rice? :)

Somehow I doubt it was just you. :P
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RiceHigh 110p · 637 weeks ago

I am just kidding, of course. Chipworks is a large site btw and this is just a coincidence. :-)
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zosX · 637 weeks ago

Biggest surprise was that the d3200 sensor is nikon designed, not sony. Also, its clear that nikon prefers their own sensors but likes to have options. Other than that, did this article say much that we don't know about? Looks like canon really needs to catch up. Where's the rumored 46MP full frame I've been hearing about for years?
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RiceHigh 110p · 637 weeks ago

I told that also for the last time actually: http://ricehigh.blogspot.com/2012/11/twelve-years...
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zosX · 637 weeks ago

Hah. I did read that post. I didn't look that closely at the manufacturers for the sensors though. My bad. We can still be friends right? :p
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zosX · 637 weeks ago

also, if the k-5 replacement ended up with a sony nex-7 sensor it would have been a step back IMO.
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RiceHigh 110p · 637 weeks ago

I believe that Pentax APS-C development has been halted meanwhile, otherwise there would not have come the K-5II and IIs.
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Alex · 637 weeks ago

You are wrong.
By the way, completing a new camera (including a significant alteration of an older project) in less than 10 months, while also launching other products in the pipeline (K-01, K-30) is not possible. Not if they want to do it right.

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