Dirk Dittert

Thanks for the explanation, Jim.

So, back to the 800MPixel you mentioned: those were for a Bayer sensor?

Yes, that quote is accurate. Here is my thought process: I am not as deep into the technical details of what the maximum resolution is that can be printed with current technology. I  something ...

Ah, interesting. From what I found on the web, I understand that you're talking about a sensor that only captures a single line of pixels instead of an area. I guess that could be a possible ...

*Googling line sensor* Please stand by.

May I kindly ask that you translate that to terms that regular humans can understand? I don't follow.

No, I did not miss that thread. I don't see how that invalidates my point.

My guess is that we're staying somewhere in the 100-200MPixel range. I am wondering if we're going to see future sensors moving to full RGB pixels instead of utilising the Bayer pattern. ...

I would imagine that, if those sensors were developed, that they would be used in the defence market for things like high resolution aerial imaging.

Interesting number. Let's suppose we have a sensor with that resolution, what would one do with those images? There have not been huge quality increases in inkjet printing over the last couple of ...

Chris, I am sorry for the misunderstanding. I saw his statement that the lens is a WR lens. I was referring to the camera, though. One of the replies mentioned that it was said in the live stream ...

That is one thing that I do not like (but probably could be willing to live with). He did not say anything about weather sealing, did he? That's one thing all my cameras are absolutely required to be.

I am not so sure that it was a wise decision to only use a 3.69M-dot EVF. If you look at the Canon R5(s?) it offers a much better experience. I do understand that cost and energy consumption might ...

My colour cartridges were over their expiration date. That seemed to cause the color shift. I have created new profiles which get rid of the color shifts. So this wasn't a problem in my color ...

Well, there is even more basic information missing: to my knowledge EXIF does not contain precise camera orientation (i.e. tilt angle for x and y axis). :-(

How about doing that in software? You could take a pre-exposure starting at ISO 100.000 and decrease until you can calculate the where at which exposure you will run into clipping. That doesn‘t ...

Erik, thanks for sharing! I wonder if it would be possible to design an image sensor that can stop the exposure when a certain number of photosite reaches 100% capture capacity. Basically that ...

Very nice light. Would you mind telling me where that shot was taken?

Here‘s an article that explains what kind of processing camera manufacturers need to get their head around so that they will not be left behind: https://blog.halide.cam/the-iphone-12-pro-max-real-p ...

I believe that we are going to see huge improvements but not to the capture capabilities of sensors. The main reason is, that for photography there simply is very little benefit. Dynamic range is ...