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Sony Large Format CMOS Sensors: Global Shutter vs. Rolling Shutter

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2022-08-23

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Sony has published a video demonstrating the differences between its large format CMOS sensors with Global and Rolling shutters. The video is very straightforward and simple to understand. Explore the key points…

Phantom T2410 Announced: 24,370 FPS at 1280 x 800

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Yossy Mendelovich

2022-07-26

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Vision Research announces another high-ultra-speed beast, expanding its mid-level T Series family. Meet the new T2410 which sits between the T1340 and the T3610, and it’s capable of shooting up to 24,370…

Gpixel Announces New 4K, Global Shutter, 2,000 FPS CMOS Sensor

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Yossy Mendelovich

2021-08-31

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Gpixel announces a high-speed global shutter image sensor, titled GSPRINT4510, which is a new member of GSPRINT series targeting high-speed applications. The GSPRINT4510 is an MFT-sized sensor and is dedicated to high-speed…

Sony Aims for High-Speed Imaging of Large Sensors

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Yossy Mendelovich

2021-07-28

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Sony has published an article presenting its view and approach regarding stacked CMOS image sensors evolution. The article demonstrates Sony’s ambitions to further develop stacked sensors that will be capable of high-speed…

Presentation of Sony Alpha 1 Sensor Shows Zero Rolling Shutter Artifacts at 250 FPS

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Yossy Mendelovich

2021-03-21

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A presentation published by the ISSCC (International Solid-State Circuits) shows the impressive semi-global shutter (~mechanical shutter) capabilities of the newly announced Sony Alpha 1 in video mode. It appears that there’re zero…

Sony Announces 128MP Large Format Global Shutter Sensor

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Yossy Mendelovich

2021-03-09

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Sony announced today the upcoming release of a large format (56.73mm diagonal) global shutter CMOS sensor “IMX661”, which is the world’s highest pixel count CMOS image sensor equipped with a global shutter…

Rumor: Canon EOS R1 Will be Armed With 85MP Global Shutter CMOS Sensor

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Yossy Mendelovich

2021-03-06

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The Canon EOS R1 is rumored to get announced within this year as the new flagship (=counter-strike to the Sony Alpha 1). The rumors indicate an ultra high resolution (85MP) and a…

Meet the Octopus Cinema 8K: Large Format, Global Shutter Customizable Camera

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Yossy Mendelovich

2021-02-03

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Although the Octopus project is being developed since 2018, significant progress (pivot?) has made in the last few days, upgrading the camera sensor to an 8K global shutter with improved dynamic range.…

Astro Design 8K 60 FPS Global Shutter camera: AB-4831

Astro Design Announced Two 8K, 60 FPS Global Shutter Cameras

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Yossy Mendelovich

2021-01-04

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Astro Design announced two new 8K global shutter cameras that are capable of shooting 60 FPS, with the goal of strengthening its 8K ecosystem. Meet the AB-4831 and the boxy-style multipurpose AB-4830…

Canon Is Looking For Collaboration Partner That Can Develop Camera Using Their Own CMOS Sensors

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Yossy Mendelovich

2020-12-10

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Have you ever considered building your own cinema camera? Well, Canon is offering its main sensors to be utilized on other products by partners. This article contains a basic explanation about Canon’s…

Global Shutter - Page 2

Sony Large Format CMOS Sensors: Global Shutter vs. Rolling Shutter

Phantom T2410 Announced: 24,370 FPS at 1280 x 800

Gpixel Announces New 4K, Global Shutter, 2,000 FPS CMOS Sensor

Sony Aims for High-Speed Imaging of Large Sensors

Presentation of Sony Alpha 1 Sensor Shows Zero Rolling Shutter Artifacts at 250 FPS

Sony Announces 128MP Large Format Global Shutter Sensor

Rumor: Canon EOS R1 Will be Armed With 85MP Global Shutter CMOS Sensor

Meet the Octopus Cinema 8K: Large Format, Global Shutter Customizable Camera

Astro Design Announced Two 8K, 60 FPS Global Shutter Cameras

Canon Is Looking For Collaboration Partner That Can Develop Camera Using Their Own CMOS Sensors

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