Sony Is Working on a New Organic Sensor, But Don’t Get Excited Just Yet

The sensors in the cameras we use today have come a long way over the past few years. As our understanding of technology has progressed, we have seen upgrades such as Back Side Illumination, and APS-C sensors that have finally broken the 30 Megapixel barrier.

The sad part is that the technology that these sensors are built on (CMOS or  Complementary Metal-Oxide Semiconductor) are now reaching their limits. The next step is for companies to try and develop new organic sensors, and that's exactly what Sony is doing. They apparently have a new three-layer organic sensor in the works, but don't get your hopes up of seeing it soon. Let's talk about this after the break,.

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2019-10-24 19:00

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A Canon Large Format Digital Camera Could Be Really Cool, But That’s Not What We’re Getting

If you have been into photography for any length of time you should likely understand the idea that generally bigger is better when it comes to imaging sensor size. Smaller sensors have gotten pretty good over the years, but no matter what, cameras with larger sensors have always had that ‘anything you can do, I can do better’ leg up over cameras with smaller sensors. thephoblographer.com »

2018-06-20 01:00

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Android Phone Cameras to Soon Have Infrared Depth Sensors

Qualcomm, which creates mobile processors, is pioneering a new active depth sensor that will probably make its way to Android phones next year via their upcoming 2nd generation Snapdragon processor. The Verge reports that his new technology, the 2nd generation Qualcomm Spectra ISP (Image Signal Processor), will allow phones to generate, almost instantaneously, a 3D […] petapixel.com »

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