[HUG ] Re: Biogons and digital backs

I agree. Frankly for my money I will stick with the latest in nanotechnology and store the data at the molecular level using the full field of view. I can always scan such images to produce 320 Megapixel images with 16 bits per color. 

Long Live Film!!

Steve



Jim Brick wrote:
It's the other way around... the Biogon shows the limits of the Phase One P65 design. The limits of the P65 to accept light at a steep oblique angle (film does not suffer from this problem). 

That's it entirely. Couldn't agree more.
When will the solve the sensor pit vignetting problem? When will they get rid of the shortcomings of Bayer and other colour patterns? They have had enough time to think about it. Now's it time to see some solutions. 



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