Canon showcases 410MP full-frame camera sensors
For the first time ever, the new Canon 410MP full-frame image sensor was showcased publicly at the Shanghai International Photographic Equipment and Digital Imaging Exhibition (P&I) in China.
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| LI8030SAC (color) and LI8030SAM (monochrome) |
New massive 410MP sensors
To recap, this has the most pixels yet on a full-frame sensor. Contrary to what others believe, this sensor (LI8030SA) is not for traditional photography, but for work in science and bespoke industrial applications.
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| LI8030SAC |
Canon explains that it is a CMOS-type solid-state imaging sensor with a size equivalent to full-size 35mm, with a square pixel arrangement of 1.5μm, with 410 million effective pixels.
It is available in two versions: LI8030SAM (monochrome) and LI8030SAC (color).
In comparison, it is 198 times greater in detail than a full high-definition resolution and 49 times higher than 4K.
It is also capable of achieving a super-high readout speed of 3,280 megapixels per second, delivering video at 8 frames per second.
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| LI8030SAM |
Meanwhile, the LI8030SAM (monochrome) sensor supports a binning readout function of 4pixels that can achieve 24fps with 100 million pixels.
The LI8030SA Series is still under development, but Canon is now accepting information requests from interested parties.
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