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What happens to Nikon when larger sensors become standard?

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What happens to Nikon when larger sensors become standard?

Mar 11, 2012

So now Canon and Nikon are producing cameras with full frame sensors. It’s conceivable that larger sensors may become the norm. How might Nikon tackle that need with its smaller mount?

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What happens to Nikon when larger sensors become standard?	DocS	Mar 11, 2012
Re: What happens to Nikon when larger sensors become standard?	Jon Rty	Mar 11, 2012
Re: What happens to Nikon when larger sensors become standard?	Makkara	Mar 11, 2012
Re: What happens to Nikon when larger sensors become standard?	u007	Mar 11, 2012
Re: What happens to Nikon when larger sensors become standard?	GMack	Mar 11, 2012
Re: What happens to Nikon when larger sensors become standard?	hunk	Mar 11, 2012
Re: What happens to Nikon when larger sensors become standard?	Robin Casady	Mar 11, 2012
Are you suggesting something like 828?	redwing	Mar 11, 2012
Re: What happens to Nikon when... Where have you been???	Mikael Risedal	Mar 11, 2012
Re: What happens to Nikon when larger sensors become standard?	Luke Kaven	Mar 11, 2012
Re: What happens to Nikon when larger sensors become standard?	DocS	Mar 12, 2012
Re: What happens to Nikon when larger sensors become standard?	Jon Rty	Mar 12, 2012
Next question coming up is...	topstuff	Mar 12, 2012
Re: What happens to Nikon when larger sensors become standard?	cluna	Mar 11, 2012
Re: What happens to Nikon when larger sensors become standard?	faterikcartman	Mar 11, 2012
Easy - you buy a larger camera...	topstuff	Mar 11, 2012
Re: Easy - you buy a larger camera...	marike6	Mar 12, 2012
Re: What happens to Nikon when larger sensors become standard?	Fred W. Cornelius	Mar 11, 2012
What happens when cars get wider? Do we need new streets?	noirdesir	Mar 11, 2012
Re: What happens when cars get wider? Do we need new streets?	DocS	Mar 12, 2012
Re: What happens when cars get wider? Do we need new streets?	noirdesir	Mar 12, 2012
Re: What happens to Nikon when larger sensors become standard?	n057	Mar 11, 2012
Re: What happens to Nikon when larger sensors become standard?	SNRatio	Mar 12, 2012
But Canon already uses a larger mount.	DocS	Mar 12, 2012
Re: But Canon already uses a larger mount.	michaeladawson	Mar 12, 2012
Re: But Canon already uses a larger mount.	n057	Mar 12, 2012
Re: But Canon already uses a larger mount.	Leonard Shepherd	Mar 12, 2012
Flange focal distance	Joseph S Wisniewski	Mar 12, 2012
Re: What happens to Nikon when larger sensors become standard?	bikinchris	Mar 12, 2012
Re: What happens to Nikon when larger sensors become standard?	McCool69	Mar 12, 2012
Re: What happens to Nikon when larger sensors become standard?	danharperphotography.com	Mar 12, 2012
Re: What happens to Nikon when larger sensors become standard?	Synnberg	Mar 12, 2012
Here we go again with the troll accusations....	DocS	Mar 12, 2012
Re: Here we go again with the troll accusations....	Synnberg	Mar 12, 2012
Re: What happens to Nikon when larger sensors become standard?	astralux	Mar 12, 2012
Not a problem. 4 reasons...	Joseph S Wisniewski	Mar 12, 2012
Re: What happens to Nikon when larger sensors become standard?	Fearless_Photog	Mar 12, 2012
Larger Mount	Bill Fagan	Mar 12, 2012
Large sensors ARE standard (MF)	tony field	Mar 12, 2012
Re: What happens to Nikon when larger sensors become standard?	coudet	Mar 12, 2012

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