Canon new SLR will reach 75 million pixels

Foreign media have recently been focusing on continuing reports on Canon’s new top-level high-resolution digital SLRs that may be released. The Northlight Images website believes that this new model may be EOS 3D, which has a pixel output value of 75 million pixels. A significant improvement should be related to the new full-pixel dual-core CMOS technology applied to the EOS 70D product.

It is reported that this product will be positioned in the professional field, to achieve the highest output of 75 million pixels in the 135 SLR system. Of course, this value does not depend on the traditional technology to achieve, but the use of a new technology called "non-Bayer filter matrix", the main features and competitors Sigma Foveon X3 technology is very close.

In response to this news, there were actually related rumors that existed several months ago, and Canon registered related technology patents. Its main feature is hierarchical hierarchical recording of all image information and electronic signals. According to the previous algorithm, the actual image resolution of this product should be 2500 pixels, and its output value multiplied by 3 may reach 7500. Around a million pixels. If this goal is achieved, it may break the current 36 million-pixel maximum record ruled by Nikon.

Taking into account previous rumors about this technology and spy photos of EOS 3D products, the author believes that it is relatively possible to publish. How Canon solves the huge amount of data brought by this type of image sensor and the relatively weak high-sensitivity shooting quality problem will be a topic worthy of study.