Monthly Archives: October 2009

New exciting technologies coming soon to a camera near you

By PR admin | Published: October 17, 2009

The first video is of a flexible OLED prototype, by Samsung: It’s a 2.8″ display (166ppi), and it’s just 20 micrometer thick (source): The other news from this week was Epson’s announcement of a mass production, high-end EVF panels. Some details: Features of the new panel Compact – small 0.47-inch diagonal screen enables compact, thin [...]

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Leaf entry-level Aptus-II 5 digital back now official

By PR admin | Published: October 15, 2009

UPDATES: link to datasheet and camera compatability. The new product is now also on Leaf’s website: This was reported as a rumor few days ago, now it’s official: “The Aptus II 5 sports a 48x36mm sensor, and offers an ISO range of 25-400. It is available in four mounts, allowing the back to be used with Hasselblad [...]

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Samsung’s new backside illumination CMOS sensor

By PR admin | Published: October 15, 2009

Google translation: “Korean Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. Is, CMOS back radiation can increase the sensitivity of the sensor (BSI: backside illumination) to commercialize a technology to mass-produce the product was 2010. Now, CMOS sensor all three major companies back to 2010 was irradiated with CMOS sensor technology (BSI CMOS type sensor) will begin mass production. [...]

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20MP imaging and 720p video coming soon to your phone

By PR admin | Published: October 13, 2009

Texas Instruments developed a coprocessor that supports 20MP imaging and 720p video for the phone industry. A matching sensor is yet to be developed. Press release after the break:

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Polaroid back to life in 2010

By PR admin | Published: October 13, 2009

The new owners of Polaroid (Petters) decided to bring back to life the Polaroid instant camera in 2010. Press release after the break:

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