Antony Newman
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http://engineering.dartmouth.edu/research/advanced-image-sensors-and-camera-systems/
I am not sure how far out this is in terms of practical usability in a camera sensor - but the pixel structure developed captures every single photo.
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A billion pixels (36k x 36k) -> Hardware accumulated to scale down to say [8k x 4k] or [4k x 2k]
And then written out as fast as possible to the storage system with the time delta between each horizontal line written before each line
Might form the basis of a very HFR system with the least noise / highest ISO possible.
Might also require a nifty 'fridge' form factor ...
AJ
I am not sure how far out this is in terms of practical usability in a camera sensor - but the pixel structure developed captures every single photo.
---
A billion pixels (36k x 36k) -> Hardware accumulated to scale down to say [8k x 4k] or [4k x 2k]
And then written out as fast as possible to the storage system with the time delta between each horizontal line written before each line
Might form the basis of a very HFR system with the least noise / highest ISO possible.
Might also require a nifty 'fridge' form factor ...
AJ
