Sony has become the world leader in image sensor production in recent years by supplying the sensors to third-party companies. Canon, however, has been content with using its sensors solely in-house on its own cameras and products.
That’s set to change: Canon is now planning to supply Canon-made CMOS sensors to other companies for the […]. petapixel.com
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