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Posted by Vrvly

- December 30, 2023, 13:05:38

Looking at foldables I can just laugh.
Maybe it could go to VR headsets.

Posted by julian.vdm

- December 29, 2023, 19:03:09

Quote from: A on December 29, 2023, 10:50:09One can theoretically make it compact-ish, but short flange distance is a problem, specifically angle of light rays on sensor edges.

You could make it compact, yeah, but image quality will start to suffer as you start removing corrective elements in the lens to make it more compact. You might also start seeing aperture numbers get pretty high, which sort of defeats the object of a bigger sensor (more light and more foreground separation). That said, I would actually love a M4/3 smartphone, even if it is as chunky as that cursed Energizer phone from a few years ago.

Posted by A

- December 29, 2023, 10:50:09

One can theoretically make it compact-ish, but short flange distance is a problem, specifically angle of light rays on sensor edges.

Posted by Redaktion

- December 29, 2023, 02:59:30

A slew of rumours out of China claim that Micro Four Thirds camera sensors will soon make their way into smartphones. While these sensors would massively improve low-light capability and potentially revolutionise video, the physics of smartphone and camera lens design suggest otherwise.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Sketchy-rumours-point-to-Micro-4-3-smartphone-camera-sensors-smartphone-design-or-image-quality-may-suffer-as-a-result.787853.0.html