Sind bald alle unsere Kameras von "vorgestern"?

[LucisPictor]

DP Review:

"Fujifilm and Panasonic have announced the joint development of a sensor technology that combines a light-sensitive coating on top of a CMOS chip. The companies claim higher dynamic range and sensitivity than current CMOS sensors, along with the ability to receive light at steeper angles - making it easier to design cameras with wide-angle lenses and allowing lenses to be mounted nearer to the sensor. The announcement extends from the work Fujifilm has been conducting on organic (carbon-based) photo-senstive materials and combines it with CMOS underpinnings developed by Panasonic. The result is a chip that uses CMOS technology only for circuitry - with the organic layer taking over the role of converting light into electrons.

Although the companies don't detail a timeline for production, the joint presentation made at the VLSI Technology show in Japan shows images of pixel designs on the 0.9μm and 3μm scales. The smaller pixel would allow the creation of a 20MP sensor for mobile phones, while the larger one would result in a 41MP APS-C sensor."

Stellt euch das mal vor: ein hoch lichtempfindlicher APS-Sensor mit 41 MPix, der auch sehr schräg einfallende Lichtstrahlen sehr gut verarbeiten kann!
Dann baut man daran ein 2.0/18 und den Rest cropped man raus.