New APS-C 14.2MP sensor from Samsung

By PR admin | Published: May 14, 2010

The details on the new sensor were published on the official Samsung website and later removed:

new samsung sensor New APS C 14.2MP sensor from Samsung

Note that this sensor was listed in the DSLR section.

Specs:

  • APS-C 14.2MP resolution
  • Pixel size: 5.1µ
  • A/D Converter on-chip, 8 output digital parallel channels
  • 10fps
  • 1080 video support

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  5. Samsung working on full-frame CMOS sensor for Pentax and Samsung DLSRs

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8 Comments

  1. BONETTI
    Posted May 15, 2010 at 1:47 am | Permalink

    No info About ISO

    • AS
      Posted May 15, 2010 at 10:16 am | Permalink

      It says there in the text, just read it carefully: “…offers the highest response and image quality. The new SX technology allows a reduced noise level…”

      • Dogma
        Posted May 15, 2010 at 12:06 pm | Permalink

        @AS

        But what does that mean?

        Their current sensor in the NX10 maxes out at 3200ISO. The new Canon and Sony senors at around 14-16MP APS-C are doing 12,800ISO.

        • AS
          Posted May 15, 2010 at 4:19 pm | Permalink

          It means you have to wait and see…but from the specifications it looks promising!

          • blonger
            Posted May 17, 2010 at 12:13 pm | Permalink

            it means there is ‘no info about ISO’.

  2. Din
    Posted May 15, 2010 at 6:33 pm | Permalink

    Many APS-C CMOS sensor only have 4 DR steps. The Sony sensor has ISO 200 as native ISO, 200 – 3200 is the non-forced range. I don´t know the last one, but probably they have 1 more step.
    The GX20/K20D sensor has ISO 100 as native ISO, probably ISO 100 – 1600 as non-forced range, but 3200 and 6400 as forced.

  3. RichT
    Posted May 19, 2010 at 1:12 am | Permalink

    ISO, SCHMISO, this thing is built for speed (if the rumor is true). It’s got video written all over it: 1080/60, 8 channel readout, ability to window/crop the sensor to read out at even higher rates, it’s probably the same type of sensors Sony Canon and Panasonic are building, gotta keep up with the Jones’