Canon unveils 410MP full-frame camera sensor with optional pixel binning and 100MP video support

[Redaktion]

While 200-megapixel smartphone cameras have been available for some time and are also found in the new Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra, full-frame cameras currently offer a maximum resolution of just 61MP. With a new 410MP sensor, Canon now illustrates that higher resolutions are already feasible today.


https://www.notebookcheck.net/Canon-unveils-410MP-full-frame-camera-sensor-with-optional-pixel-binning-and-100MP-video-support.951515.0.html

[t4n0n]

I remember when 1 Megapixel cameras were considered a new innovation for early smartphones, 20 years ago.

Can't be too many years until we reach 1 Gigapixel sensors.

[Vrvly]

Resolution matters, but when are the biggest problems of today's fullframe cameras stacked, it will go like this:
0. Sensor's current electronic cleaning from dust doesn't actually remove dust,
1. Most don't have global shutter,
2. They got too small screens,
3. No automatic electronic ND,
4. No removable IR+UV filter,
5. Most without 8K recording,
6. Overheating in summer,
7. Battery doesn't last long for Pro's.
8. 5G inside,
9. Automatic/Manual lens distortion correction of unsupported and manual lens using printed chart (like to get laowa fisheye 4mm straightened).