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If S3 stays at 37.5mp, how many mp will the M10 have?


andyedward

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Leicarumors predicts the S3 sensor will still have 37.5mp, but will change in all other regards: With the upcoming announcement of Leica S3, expect a price drop on the S2 | Leica News & Rumors. Therefore, I cannot imagine leica cannibalising sales from a 37.5mp S3 by having a 30mp> M10, so I would guess the M10 will have less than 30mp

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I think the pixel count will be higher.

 

Also, the S and M are entirely different cameras that do different things. I don't think they will necessarily keep the pixel count down on the M just because of the S.

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Er..... what are you going to do with all those pixels ?

 

There isn't a commercially available display that can cope with the current lot for you to view your wonderful images......

 

OK if you keep a portfolio of 36" prints to look at or are in the billboard trade.

 

Perhaps we can all use a 21mm lens and just crop everything :rolleyes:

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And a lot of good that's done Nokia: Nokia Q1 2012 results. As bad as it gets. Can Nokia survive the next 9 months?

 

On the original question - If LR is correct that Leica is switching to STMicro for their high-end sensors, there is not much track record to guess from. Noodling around with some numbers from some STM cell-phone sensors, it looks like they can handle down to at least 3-micron pixels, which works out as a 70 Mpixel 24x36 sensor (!)

 

Alternatively, ST tested a "full-frame CMOS SLR sensor" last year using 90nm manufacturing technology. Image Sensors World: ST Quietly Demos Full-Frame DSLR Sensor

 

I don't know how 90 nanometers (size of smallest discrete component) equates to total pixel size - CMOS pixels have complex structures, and a pixel will be substantially larger than any one component.

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