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I wouldn't mind a better bit of info about the sensor! For instance I'm guessing its a bayer filtered job, to keep the sensativity (at the expense of sharpness

I wouldn't mind a better bit of info about the sensor! For instance I'm guessing its a bayer filtered job, to keep the sensativity (at the expense of sharpness of say Sigma Foveon). But I can't believe they have just had such an improvement by switching to larger wells and more sensativity, do they have some cunning time domain based filtering too. One advantage digital sensors have is that they can exclude certain bits of noise by merging the image results over time, obviously this comes at the expense of sharpness.

tomkinstinch 14y ago
I wonder if they are using a bayer mask with an RGBO pattern (R, G, B filtered wells, and an open channel in each repeating subunit). Kodak has the patent, so they may have been able to acquire or license it at low cost. http://web.archive.org/web/20070720002510/http://johncompton.1000nerds.kodak.com/default.asp?item=624876 http://web.archive.org/web/20070720002510/http://johncompton...