Originally posted by Alizarine Aptina, Toshiba and also Canon, CMOSIS (Leica M), Panasonic and Samsung design sensors but no medium format sensors (yet).
The rumoured new version of Leica S would have a Sony CMOS sensor derived from the one in Pentax 645Z / Hasselblad H5D-50c / Phase One IQ250 but in 30x45mm instead of 33x44mm.
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Originally posted by thibs Yep, AFAIK, TrueSense (old Kodak) is out and IMO, if Dalsa doesn't something special (and IMO opens to other OEMs than PhaseOne) they'll be out very soon.
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Hasselblad H5D-60 is equipped with a 60Mpix Teledyne Dalsa sensor.
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Originally posted by D1N0 Canonikon MF is not very likely since they would have to develop a whole new line of lenses. The same reason why Pentax doesn't have a MILC with a aps-c sensor yet. I would sooner see Fuji come with a milc mf camera looking at the companies history.
Fujifilm are said to be working on a medium format
fixed lens camera (an X-100 on steroids if you want).
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Originally posted by Aristophanes (...)
Fuji have used Sony for low-end P&S but they usually fab their own sensors in-house. I still use their SuperCCD in one model.
Fujifilm use the 16Mpix Sony sensor for all their X-xx MILCs. For all of them but the entry-level X-M1, they add their X-Trans matrix in front of the sensor instead of a classical Bayer matrix.