Extended M series
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Re: Extended M series
CQui wrote:
RedFox88 wrote:
Photato wrote:
Granted, such sensor won't be Full Frame,
not gonna happen
but larger than the current APS-C, enough to cover the 3 most common aspect ratios. 3:2, 16:9 4:3. A more efficient use of the image circle.
The enlarged sensor
not gonna happen
major benefits are Lossless Aspect Ratios Crops, all your lenses will capture wider views when using 16:9 in Landscape and wider 4:3 views in Portrait than the current standard sensor.
The other major benefit would be 30 megapixels pictures when using EF lenses, with less crop factor while maintaining the current sensor pixel density, which would make it easier to get shallower DOF.
Would you be interested is such camera if the premium extra to pay is, lets say US $100 ?
Not sure where you dreamed up this bigger image sensor idea 🙄
Probably from GH5S Multi-aspect sensor's review.
This is not new nor my idea and many cameras have used this approach for years, even Canon itself.
Its all about efficiency, versatility and quality, capturing some of the 40% wasted image, lenses are able to produce.
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