Op Tue, 03 Jan 2006 23:29:11 +0100 schreef Dario Bonazza
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Rob Studdert wrote:
Although it is a different-sized CCD from what is used in a DSLR, it
is hard to imagine Pentax coming out with built-in IS on a point-'n'-
shoot and not considering it for use in a future DSLR as well. My
fingers are crossed!
Be careful, they might stay that way, this is Pentax we are talking
about.
Rob, I won't believe that for a nanosecond.
They'll use that technology on their upcoming DLRS's too, take it for
granted.
Did they disclose the CCD shift technology used somewhere? Pentax patented
a way to shift the CCD a while ago, using bending arms to shift a platform
with the CCD. That system would be possible on a compact, but very hard on
a SLR because the arms would be in the way of light path to the focussing
screen.
Funnily enough I could see a way to make it work on the D645. There's room
behind the sensor there...
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Regards, Lucas
