Mark Roberts wrote:
From what I gathered from reading Nikon's extensive description of the
LABCAST sensor, it *is* basically a CMOS sensor in terms of
architecture and function,but since it's made using junction Field
Effect Transistors instead of Metal
On Sep 17, 2004, at 3:17 AM, Mark Roberts wrote:
Yep. The 6-megapixel APS and 11 megapixel full-frame are very close
indeed.
OK, you won ;-) BTW - informaton about 22MP FF from Canon is simply
fake :-)
http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/read.asp?forum=1020message=10298732
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Hum.
I thought this labcast sensor in my D2h was the next wave for Nikon,then they go and
put a
Cmos sensor in the D2x.
Wonder what Nikon is trying to tell me here.
From what I gathered from reading Nikon's extensive description of the
LABCAST sensor, it *is*
http://www.dpreview.com/news/0409/04091605nikond2x.asp
Velly intellesting - they've used CMOS sensor for the first time :-)
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No full frame as announced, yet what a disappointment. The day full
35mm frame gets back as a standard looks further than ever.
The 12 MPixel on the APS senzor will stress the lens quality issue -
I doubt any Nikon zoom will be sharp at that resolution.
Also the analog white balance may
Alin Flaider wrote on 16.09.04 9:39:
No full frame as announced, yet what a disappointment. The day full
35mm frame gets back as a standard looks further than ever.
The 12 MPixel on the APS senzor will stress the lens quality issue -
I doubt any Nikon zoom will be sharp at that resolution.
Sylwester Pietrzyk [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://www.dpreview.com/news/0409/04091605nikond2x.asp
Velly intellesting - they've used CMOS sensor for the first time :-)
Still DX size sensor (1.5 FOV crop).
I can hear the laughter and champagne corks popping at Canon...
On 16 Sep 2004 at 15:58, Alin Flaider wrote:
BTW, Nikon made public its support for full-frame in a very
original manner, with the announcement of F6. It'll be interesting
to see how this goes with the small sensors in the digital line.
Mark Roberts wrote on 16.09.04 18:09:
And Chasseur d'Images is saying the Canon EOS 2D full-frame, 22
megapixel camera is coming soon.
Maybe, but the price??? So far 11MPix 1Ds is almost twice as expensive as
supposed price for D2X (about 4000-4500USD). So there is always trade off
:-)
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Rob Studdert wrote on 16.09.04 15:16:
Someone must have made a mistake, it's not April 1st, I heard here years ago
that the F5 would be the very last film F series body. LOL
Maybe rumours that F6 will be able to accomodate digital back were true?
PS I wonder if they could have squeezed in an
Sylwester wrote:
SP On the other hand you can say that with
SP APS-C sensor you get better use of long lenses - not loosing resolution in
SP case of D2X.
If those long lenses can cope with the 88 lpm resolution of the 12
MP sensor.
SP Really? Can you point to web page with this official
Alin Flaider wrote on 16.09.04 15:29:
If those long lenses can cope with the 88 lpm resolution of the 12
MP sensor.
Of course, that's why it is worth of waiting for real world tests :-)
Mea culpa, I read the headlines backwards. In fact they announced
new EF-S lenses:
Rob Studdert [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 16 Sep 2004 at 15:58, Alin Flaider wrote:
BTW, Nikon made public its support for full-frame in a very
original manner, with the announcement of F6. It'll be interesting
to see how this goes with the small sensors in the digital line.
Mark Roberts wrote on 16.09.04 18:47:
BTW: Didn't the F5 have interchangeable prisms?
Yes it had.
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Alin Flaider [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sylwester wrote:
SP On the other hand you can say that with
SP APS-C sensor you get better use of long lenses - not loosing resolution in
SP case of D2X.
If those long lenses can cope with the 88 lpm resolution of the 12
MP sensor.
The real test of
Mark Roberts wrote on 16.09.04 18:57:
I'll bet that even if the predictions of the EOS 2D having 22
megapixels are wrong (I'm skeptical myself) Canon will apply the low
noise technology from the 1D-II sensor to a new full-frame sensor and
create an ultra-low-noise 11-12 megapixel camera that
On 16 Sep 2004 at 15:51, Sylwester Pietrzyk wrote:
Mark Roberts wrote on 16.09.04 18:47:
BTW: Didn't the F5 have interchangeable prisms?
Yes it had.
I thought that was an F series given? That's sad, probably impossible to do
with all the gadgetry now housed in the prism. I used David Ns
Rob Studdert wrote on 16.09.04 16:07:
I thought that was an F series given? That's sad, probably impossible to do
with all the gadgetry now housed in the prism. I used David Ns Refconvertor on
my *ist D last time we met up, I'd never tried one before, I appreciate my LX
finders now :-)
LX
with the announcement of F6. It'll be interesting
to see how this goes with the small sensors in the digital line.
http://nikonimaging.com/global/news/2004/0916_02.htm
Well, what would be *really* funny would be if the F6 took APS film...
I think Nikon missed an opportunity both for
Juan Buhler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
with the announcement of F6. It'll be interesting
to see how this goes with the small sensors in the digital line.
http://nikonimaging.com/global/news/2004/0916_02.htm
Well, what would be *really* funny would be if the F6 took APS film...
Thanks. I
Just a comment: I think the folks on this list really overestimate the
importance of extreme wide angles. Most of the market for these kinds of
cameras use mostly telephotos, so that concentrating the pixels into a
smaller space is an advantage. The noise issue for the denser sensor
remains, of
Sylwester wrote:
SP EOS-1Ds has similar noise level to coming from the same
SP era EOS-D60 or 10D despite having much bigger pixel pitch.
I think they have the same pixel pitch.
Servus, Alin
Ah so.
Nikon is still hungery! I assume this is 35mm
sized?
John
--- Sylwester Pietrzyk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
http://www.dpreview.com/news/0409/04091605nikond2x.asp
Velly intellesting - they've used CMOS sensor
for the first time :-)
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Sylwek
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John
Alin Flaider [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sylwester wrote:
SP EOS-1Ds has similar noise level to coming from the same
SP era EOS-D60 or 10D despite having much bigger pixel pitch.
I think they have the same pixel pitch.
Yep. The 6-megapixel APS and 11 megapixel full-frame are very close
indeed.
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