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http://www.43rumors.com/ft3-olympus-to-use-a-16-megapixel-kodak-sensor-with-electronic-shutter/
For some months we received info about a possible future Olympus and Kodak
partnership. Now we received small details about a Kodak sensor which could
be used inside the next Micro Four Thirds cameras. We learned from one of
our trusted sources that the Olympus-Panasonic sensor agreement will expire
by early 2011. That agreement didn’t allow Olympus to use other non-
Panasonic sensors. Once the agreement ends Olympus has the choice to
renegotiate the agreement or to sign a new partnership with Kodak. That
could be one of the reasons why Olympus didn’t release any new PEN (or the
rumored modular cameras) at Photokina.
According to the info we received the Four Thirds sensor has 16 Megapixel
and true electronic shutter. Two of our sources claim to know that there are
already working prototypes!
We have to warn you that we are talking about prototypes that might will
never be produced for the mass market. I am not sure yet if Olympus will
give up Panasonic in favour of Kodak. But I trust my sources when they say
that Olympus is currently re-thinking the future sensor partnership.
Kodak recently announced the 29Megapixel W-RGB Interline Transfer CCD which
is supposed to be used with the next Leica M9 successor. Although this is
not the “Kodak-Olympus sensor” we are talking about, it might be of
interest to see some of the features (via ImageSensorWorld):
- The TRUESENSE technology is claimed to provide a 2x to 4x increase in
light sensitivity compared to a standard Bayer color sensor by adding
panchromatic pixels to the standard RGB elements that form the image sensor
array
- The new sensor is also available in a regular Bayer and monochrome
versions (Cool!)
- electronic shutter
For all Olympus readers. We are currently collecting info about the
following three main rumors:
1) Modular camera
2) Olympus-Kodak partnership
3) New Super43 camera system
For some months we received info about a possible future Olympus and Kodak
partnership. Now we received small details about a Kodak sensor which could
be used inside the next Micro Four Thirds cameras. We learned from one of
our trusted sources that the Olympus-Panasonic sensor agreement will expire
by early 2011. That agreement didn’t allow Olympus to use other non-
Panasonic sensors. Once the agreement ends Olympus has the choice to
renegotiate the agreement or to sign a new partnership with Kodak. That
could be one of the reasons why Olympus didn’t release any new PEN (or the
rumored modular cameras) at Photokina.
According to the info we received the Four Thirds sensor has 16 Megapixel
and true electronic shutter. Two of our sources claim to know that there are
already working prototypes!
We have to warn you that we are talking about prototypes that might will
never be produced for the mass market. I am not sure yet if Olympus will
give up Panasonic in favour of Kodak. But I trust my sources when they say
that Olympus is currently re-thinking the future sensor partnership.
Kodak recently announced the 29Megapixel W-RGB Interline Transfer CCD which
is supposed to be used with the next Leica M9 successor. Although this is
not the “Kodak-Olympus sensor” we are talking about, it might be of
interest to see some of the features (via ImageSensorWorld):
- The TRUESENSE technology is claimed to provide a 2x to 4x increase in
light sensitivity compared to a standard Bayer color sensor by adding
panchromatic pixels to the standard RGB elements that form the image sensor
array
- The new sensor is also available in a regular Bayer and monochrome
versions (Cool!)
- electronic shutter
For all Olympus readers. We are currently collecting info about the
following three main rumors:
1) Modular camera
2) Olympus-Kodak partnership
3) New Super43 camera system
