Yes, but something tells me that it is broken phone game where one guy posted his fantasies and rumor site picked it up and amplified.

I think this sensor may use the latest lithography process. That would maybe give us a superior circuity performance and less current leak. That should improve both dynamic range and noise but current design may be the limiting factor for improved performance. Either way sounds like a proper implementation of new varicam sensor technology on a new m4/3 sensor.

Sound like a good idea if you fuck up the codec and give the crowd 8 to 10 bit limiting color space on h264 Then varicam and other upper class cameras.are not compromised from professional quality imagery from.a sensor size and mount to codec and quality.

It cannot be an APS-C sensor since 4/3 is the core of entry level pro cine market. If this camera is good indeed it will tackle high on the neck Sony and canon with its entry solutions like c300 fs7

http://www.43rumors.com/ft3-olympus-e-mdr-rumors-has-18-megapixel-geomembrane-sensor/

Looks like E-M1 MK2 is going to use the same 18MP sensor?

@johnnymossville it is a good connector.

Its most probable its not organic sensor tech since its quiet not ready yet. But it may be some of the organic tech integrated to its CMOS sensor.

I'm not saying the rumors or true. But the way the camera market is going these days, there are often cheaper cameras with better specs on paper. But if specs on paper actually made a better camera and a better image I think most of the academy award nominated films would have been shot on Red, instead of nearly all of them being shot on a version of Alexa or Film. If I had heard the low light capabilities of the Sony A7s rumored before I saw footage I would have thought those were vastly exaggerated...so I'm just saying it's possible, but I'm also sure if it's 16 stops it's not 16 usable stops

Please keep it to one topic

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