No Bayer interpolation means true pixel count. We all know that true resolution is much lower than the actual pixel count, if I remember correctly it\'s about half (I could be wrong on this one). Similarly Foven claimed 3 times their pixel count, but most testers agree that it is truly worth the double, which is already something noteworthy. Moreover, there is no light loss by going through the CFA. Remember Canon used lighter CFA on the 5D2 to gain high iso advantage. So no CFA means incredibly clean files. No noise increases DR. Also, it seems it would be possible to get true B/W film tonality, the only reason why some B/W aficionados are sticking with film.
May 07, 2012 at 11:11 AM
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