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Inside Nikon V1
  • Vitaliy_KiselevVitaliy_Kiselev
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    The manufacturer of CMOS image sensor is none other than Aptina, and the device’s part number is C1CC. Die markings on the device are: /APTINA/IMAGING/(M)C1CC©/2010.

    The image processor found inside is the EXPEED 3, or EI-160, manufactured by Nikon. Package markings on the device are: //JAPAN/EI-160 1108 Z09.

    The Samsung K4X2G323PC-8GD8 DDR SDRAM was one of the memory devices found inside the Nikon V1. Package markings on the device are: SAMSUNG/104/ K4X2G323PC-8GD8/EEL633GJN.

    Also found on the circuit board were two Elpida EDE4232A2MA DRAM devices, on both sides of the EXPEED 3 processor. This looks like a total of 1GB of DDR2 memory.

    The flash memory found on the device was the M29W128GH-60ZA6 128 Mbit nonvolatile flash memory device. This device was manufactured by STMicroelectronics

    One of the devices behind video capture is the Epson E03100F0A video processor chip. Package markings on this device are: E/E03100F0A/F0Z0112/JAPAN.

    The TDA9989 is a very low power and very small size high-definition multimedia interface (HDMI) 1.3a transmitter.

    Via: http://www.chipworks.com/en/technical-competitive-analysis/resources/recent-teardowns/2011/11/teardown-of-the-nikon-v1-camera-%E2%80%93-aptina-found/
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  • ch3ch3

    Hi Vitality, did you check this post? 4K RAW on a 200$ camera -> http://www.eoshd.com/content/9806/nikon-v1-shooting-4k-60fps-raw-for-200

  • RenovatioRenovatio

    Vitaly can you remove that limit? It's the final solution! But we need something longer than...a single second! LOL!

  • Vitaliy_KiselevVitaliy_Kiselev

    Hi Vitality, did you check this post? 4K RAW on a 200$ camera

    It is not really RAW video, just short burst mode. Panasonic have similar one.

    Vitaly can you remove that limit? It's the final solution! But we need something longer than...a single second! LOL!

    LOL, no I can't. No one can.

  • blackspotblackspot

    If this camera has been on a market for over a year, why does this news about 4K burst comes out now?

  • jleojleo

    The 4K video capability was mentioned a year ago: Tetsuya Yamamoto, General Manager of Nikon’s Development Headquarters within its Imaging Division.

    1 System sensor 'capable of 2K / 4K video'

    Yamamoto told us that Motion Snapshot, which combines a still image with slow motion video in a single capture is a feature that Nikon is keen to improve in the next generation of 1 System cameras. There’s good news, potentially for videographers too - according to Yamamoto 'the [J1 and V1’s] sensor is capable of 2K (2048×1080px) and 4K (~4000px horizontal resolution) video and in the future we hope to incorporate [these functions]'.

    http://www.dpreview.com/articles/6531373190/interview-tetsuya-yamamoto-of-nikon

  • Kit_LKit_L

    Is it possible to remove the 29' recording limit via a hack? The 720p/60 video is all I need for my work, but remove that limit and I'm in heaven.

  • Vitaliy_KiselevVitaliy_Kiselev

    The 720p/60 video is all I need for my work, but remove that limit and I'm in heaven.

    If someone start to work on such project. I think it is not super hard :-)

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