Sensor 1 - 60MP CMOS FF, 16 channels
Sensor 2 - 36MP CMOS FF
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Now we are talking.
I just wish camera companies won't repeat history of DVD-Audio players manufacturers. Sad history.
And 8K is similar to 96/192K audio, meaning that on normal 65-75" sizes you can't see difference.
May be folding oled will save 8K, but not sure how many camera manufacturers will survive to this days.
It's an interesting comparison.
Thing is, 8k would be grate for post production, punch in like in 4k. But Better. In the end, it's all same thing. Final delivery Will be fucked up by client, or anyone who Is willing to make a difernce. We are now in the Holly grail of stupidity.
Like china post you make about social rating. It's crazy shit. Now who Is fucked Will be for Ever, untill dead. This is like old civilisations era. Slave, untill you die.
Interesting here is - Scalable Low Voltage Signalling with an Embedded Clock (SLVS-EC)
In SLVS-EC, the clock signal is embedded in the data and recovered by dedicated circuitry on the receive side. Since the signals are then less sensitive to skew, the data can be transmitted at much higher data rates and over much further distances. Each of the SLVDS-EC channels can support speeds of up to 2.304Gbit/sec. The result is that a sensor that supports the new standard will be able to transfer data over eight links at a data rate of 1.84GBytes/sec (80% of full bandwidth due to 8b10b encoding).
IMX455 is a stripped down version of the 60MP IMX551
The star of the show IMX435 sensor has 6 native sensitivities (from base to top as seen in the table):
- ISO 50 = Conversion Gain -18dB, EI +12dB, DR 17.4EV
- ISO 200 = Conversion Gain 0dB, EI +6dB, DR 15.4EV
- ISO 800 = Conversion Gain +18dB, EI 0dB, DR 13.4EV
- ISO 12800 = Conversion Gain +36dB, EI +6dB
- ISO 102400 = Conversion Gain +54dB, EI +6dB
- ISO 1638.4K = Conversion Gain +72dB, EI +24dB
Its full well capacity at base is particularly impressive at 605k e-, A7SII sensor IMX235 is “only” 159K e- with much bigger photosite. This again highlights the power of Exmor RS.
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