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Panasonic blogs about organic sensor’s improved cross-talk, but doesn’t talk photos

Posted on May 21, 2023August 27, 2023 By bot

Panasonic claims less spill of light and charge between pixels allows better distinction between colors. Panasonic has published a blog post promoting the claimed benefits of the organic film CMOS sensor it’s been developing since 2013. Whereas the company has previously spoken about the organic film sensor’s ability to deliver global shutter, wide dynamic range and a variable ND effect, the new blog post discusses the reduced color crosstalk Panasonic says the sensor can exhibit. Reduced color crosstalk means
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