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Canon Sets a New Benchmark with 410-Megapixel 35mm Camera Sensor

23/1/25

By:

Piyush Sharma

Revolutionary 24K resolution sensor redefines imaging for industrial and professional applications.

Revolutionary 24K resolution sensor redefines imaging for industrial and professional applications.

Introduction

Canon has unveiled a groundbreaking 410-megapixel full-frame CMOS sensor, setting a new standard in imaging technology. Designed for industrial and specialized applications, this sensor boasts an incredible resolution of 24,592 x 16,704 pixels—equivalent to 24K, surpassing consumer camera capabilities by a wide margin.

The Technology Behind the Innovation

The sensor incorporates a back-illuminated stacked design, optimizing both pixel density and signal processing. With a readout speed of 3,280 megapixels per second, it captures 8 full-resolution images per second, making it ideal for fast-paced, high-precision use cases.

A monochrome version further enhances low-light performance, leveraging four-pixel binning for improved sensitivity and enabling 100-megapixel video capture at 24fps.

Applications and Potential Impact

While this sensor isn’t meant for consumer cameras, its potential spans across surveillance, medical imaging, and scientific research, where extreme resolution is critical. Canon also highlights its ability to work with existing full-frame lenses, which could lead to smaller, more portable high-resolution systems.

Conclusion

Canon’s 410-megapixel sensor pushes the boundaries of what’s possible in imaging. Though not aimed at everyday users, its implications for industrial and professional applications are profound. Stay tuned to Kushal Bharat Tech News for more updates on this cutting-edge technology!

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