JadedWriter wrote:
The GFX and Hasselblad sensors work as well as they do because they're pushed onto a bigger sensor. If 80mp full frame sensor is just slower readout and more noise at iso 100 I don't want it to be honest. bernardl wrote:
JadedWriter wrote:
I honestly think any camera with the specs that you want just turns into an outdoors/studio camera. Also becomes heat and buffer management. I don't even like the 60mp sensor. I had it for probably a year and a half actually it's why I think full frame shouldn't be more than the current 45. bernardl wrote:
JadedWriter wrote:
I'm going to be that guy and say anybody begging for 80mp on a full frame body for landscape work should just pony up for medium format already.
Well as a GFX-100s/GFX-100II/Xf IQ4-150/Arca owner… I am not sure to agree.
- The equation for DoF has always been in favor of smaller sensors that are only penalized by lower resolution,
- Lighter and smaller is more relevant for landscape than for any other discipline in photography,
- for those traditionalists who don’t do DoF stacking the T/S lenses Fuji released are too large/heavy for landscape usage, the Nikon 19mm T/S or it’s expected Z successor is a much better option,
- Nikon is not willing to hand over the landscape domain to Fuji. They are uniquely positioned for wildlife from a lens point of view, many wildlife shooters want to do landscape also on location instead of having to carry a Fuji G also
- Besides there is no reason why the evolution should stop at 60mp. It’s as arbitrary as 40 or 80.
Cheers,
Bernard
I had a 7rIV and didn’t like what Sony imaging made of that sensor either but I like the way Fuji and Hasselblad used the exact same sensor tech in their cameras so this says nothing about how good a 80mp Nikon may be.
Sure it would be limited to 10+ fps but sports cameras used at the Olympics didn’t do much more 15 years ago…
Cheers,
Bernard
I expect it to have a base ISO of 32 or 40.
Cheers,
Bernard
Feb 02, 2024 at 05:05 PM
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