Official Sony sensor announcement: We are soon getting a new 247 Megapixel medium format camera!
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- Опубліковано 1 кві 2024
- Sony just announced a new 247 Megapixel medium format sensor. You can find the specs here: www.sony-semicon.com/en/produ...
I am sure we will see a camera using this sensor within the next 12 months. Likely from Hasselblad and Phase One...but my dream is to see a fixed lens Sony camera using this sensor!
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Who knows, maybe in 25 years I can buy something like that, would be a great 62 years old present for myself.
MONOCHROME!
WOW, I would love a camera using that sensor! But... i cannot imagine the price...
surprised they havent made a full frame sensor/camera with a monochrome sensor. would technically have 2-3stops better ISO performance than colour.
I'm with you Andrea. A fixed lens camera with that sensor would be a game changer. I would buy it....if I could afford it 😳
Still on April Fool Time Zone?
Wow ! Bravo Sony 👍
Hoping a new M-mount system for Professionnal Photographer !
lets see if sony will make curved sensors for medium format camera 200 Megapixel with a 70mm sensor that would be a challenge and a bigger one for the lenses and then you can kiss goodbye panavision 70mm film
Got this on my feed, thought it was a new video. I'd rather see a new ~50MP medium format camera instead of more pixels. There is no use case unless you have to crop for some reason. The read noise on higher ISO on full frame A7RV and medium format GFX 100II is very high. 247MP would have insane noise even when just going to 320 ISO. Hell I'd even have a ~30MP medium format camera, imagine the clean images.
Andrea give us a video on the 85mm GM iI
Cheers so much the file sizes would be mega lol 😂😊❤
A curved image plane allows for a simpler lens design, since the divergent elements necessary to flatten the projected image plane are no longer necessary. That said, a camera incorporating such a sensor wouldrequire lenses that are specifically designed to image on the curved plane, and of course those lenses would not work on any other type of camera.
So, it is actually 6cm by 4.5cm?
This means any camera featuring this sensor will probably cost tens of thousands of dollars.
I can't afford medium format. Cool though glad these things are still going and moving forward.
How about this sensor in a modern Pentax 6x7 body? For commercial and landscape work, all the system needs is 3-4 prime lenses. That would be a beast of a camera.
Sony, give the sensor to Pentax. You know they can do it right and do it cheap enough for the masses to afford. They did it with 645D and 645Z. They can do it again. A monochrome version would be sublime! A quick math tells you this sensor you can print a 40"x60" enlargment at 300dpi. Wow!
I’ve been toying with the idea of buying into the GFX system for a hobby/ boutique camera to go with my Alphas but if a Sony was to enter into the foray with their own and had many of its usual features, AF, even just 8-10fps, decent processors, and that 9.44mp EVF I’d jump into it.. but sadly I doubt we’ll see a Sony medium format camera.. the mind boggles just thinking of the processing power it would take to shoot even 5fps at 247mp and they would have to use an CF type B and/or internal SSD .. type A won’t cut it.. cheers fellas!
Sony A7RV can't even shoot 10 FPS with 61MP, I think it's 7 FPS. A camera with the same processor and 247MP would shoot at like 2 FPS.
@@jeroenvdw it would definitely need more power and a much better way to clear the buffer
Would it be possible to have a medium format camera with an integrated speed booster then use e-mount lenses?
It doesnt work that way.
You cold use medium format lenses on a full frame body.
yes, will be possible, but not with a speed boster, but with an special extender 1,66x which has an big enough image circle. you have to know you will lose lens resolution. With this type of sensor only the best, specifically made lens will deliver.❤
They are going to have to make a new lens mount and lens.
I Want This!! I probably can't afford it.. but i still want it.. lol.. if it's real.. lol. They should sell this sensor to the medium format guys.. and then make an A1v2 with 100mpx!!
Leica are working on a new MF system, maybe this is for them especially with a monochrome version. Maybe they see an opportunity to undercut Phase One but provided similar IQ but in a mirrorless body rather than a modular one. Just my wild speculations
Ciao, complimenti come sempre. Potrebbe essere la Nikon? visto che ha una baionetta più larga della media?
no, Nikon non può usarlo---la Z-mount non è larga abbastanza
@@andrea_pizzini a che bello, rispondi in italiano! Avevo visto che eri in Italia qualche tempo fa 😊! Mille grazie
This sensor in it's full form might actually have Leica as one of their first customers as they are rumoured to lauch a new mirrorless MF system. For the Hasselblad/GFX the sensor will be around 200 to 180MP when cropped to the correct size. Furthermore it will become a 100MP FF starting with a Sony a7RVI and 60MP APS-C probably with a Fujifilm X-H3 of some sort. All of this is 2 to 3 years away at least. Now what I want to know is where are the sensor's vídeo specs? No info at all anywhere about that yet.
Sony’s already making cameras for every niche it seems. Why break that trend by merging two cameras? I’m hoping for a fixed-EVF and other upgrades with the A7s IV.
A few more megapixels would be great, but only if the performance doesn’t suffer.
If you do the math and take the pixel pitch of that sensor and build a ff sensor with that architecture, then it would be around 108mp.
Imo thats too much. Im hoping for a 75-85mp sensor in the next a7r vi
Must be for spy satellites 😅
👍🙏👌
If it’s like that, then I’m interested of upgrading from A7r3
What about firmware updates?
Sony beeing known for "Race to beeing first worldwide in XYZ things" instead of customer listening, so if they are like that then PLEASE, do Micro Four Thirds system with Sony-E mount. If you include IP ratio you would delete OM system and Panasonic M43 from the game, lol...!
Sony makes some badass MFT sensors too.. I’ve thought the same thing before.. a MFT sensor in a zv body would be nice and compact
C'mon SONY, higher frame rates and higher bitrate or raw video please on the next camera
You will need to buy non-existing yet mega fast computer to process the photos
I want a 500mp medium format camera that shoots at least 20fps. With 12bits 16k@120fps video capabilities. Max weight 400 grams and 10 stops IBIS.
+integrated gimbal that's made out of helium so it also can fly
+Triple battery slot so you can replace batteries while filming
+Extremely bright OLED screen
+Integrated lens (10-400mm F1.2)
Fujifilm!
If Sony wanted to make a MF camera they would have done it by now…they obviously have the sensors..its just a matter of the body design and of course a new MF lens mount..maybe there is an agreement with lets say Fuji or Hassleblad that Sony said..we will sell you the sensors but we won’t get into your MF market..which Fuji and Hasselblad obviously has had and are really the only consumer cameras you can get in the MF market..lol
Sony only makes what can make them bulk profit. They will never make a MF camera as they can't make crap with that not to mention the market being saturated already.. no chance what so ever.
Yes, another 30k+ camera which everyone only wants to rent....We already have that and only Fujifilm did a great move to make this cameras affortable (even when its cropped).
adios imax?
I THINK SONY NEEDS TO FIX THERE FIRMWARES BEFORE MAKING A NEW PLATFORM.
1:00 That is blatantly wrong! Any you could have checked this easily yourself.
The IMX461 and IMX411 are both NOT industrial grade sensors. They are specified as sensors for consumer use in digital cameras.
The new IMX811 is an industrial grade sensor and will not be used in a consumer grade camera.
And yes, a 60.000 EUR MF camera is still consumer grade in Sonys sensor lineup. It is not industrial.
I'd rather have Sony concentrate on a FF with 33+ MP, 15 FPS and vertically tilting screen. They still have nothing to offer, even for 7000 EUR.
Or Fuji ... ;-)
Fuji use a smaller (dimensions) sensor in the GFX line
The only company that uses sensors of this size that are both monochrome and in color is phase one which will likely sell this camera for 60k.
Meh. Impressive tech, but not of interest to me. I want a small, light full frame that has good color . The sigma FP shows that is possible, just wish the ergonomics were better and it had a built in evf.
"proper large medium format sensor" it's better to be 6x6 or 6x4.5 - at least - maybe even bigger, to be considered as "proper medium format"
What about the color science? Will they be updating that?
It's April guys come on
No one is that interested. Playboy Sony go to #^*! We have gone over to Nikon!!!
I went from cannon to Sony because I need a smaller and lighter pro summer camera, however, throughout the years, Sony cameras have been getting bigger and heavier. Please Sony, stop making chunky heavy cameras. No, I’m not interested in A7C or apsc line.
lol I’m on the other side I want my a7r5 to be about 20% larger……
You do not want to go back to fw50 battery days. Now it is a good balance.
Agree. A7iv was too big for me when upgrading from a7iii. Went with a7cii
@@nightdonutstudio This guy knows. I started on Sony in 2017 with the a7ii. Those FW50 batteries lasted maybe 200-300 frames. I had to bring 6 or 7 fully charged to cover a regular event.
Also, it's still way smaller and lighter than DSLR ever was. Go pick up a D850 or a 5D Mk 2, 3, or 4. They're huge compared to even the a7Rv or a7iv.