This is going to be the A900 sensor, because of the oddball output
design that Sony claims reduces high ISO noise, but in practice so far
doesn't outperform the same sensor with a conventional channelized
output. See D300 vs A700 noise comparisons for examples. Also as this
design uses on-chip NR, you can't disable the NR (And Sony's NR costs
visible detail)

Likely if this shows up in any non-Sony bodies it will be with a
conventional output. But since Nikon's likely to use the D3's sensor
in any lower-$$ FF body and always uses their own designs in the
Single-digit line and Pentax's revealed sensor production & design
capabilities, I don't expect to see this sensor in many non-Sony
bodies.

A Pentax FF body will almost assuredly use a Pentax-designed,
Samsung-fabbed sensor.

-Adam

On 1/30/08, Brendan MacRae <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Let's hope it will be an off the shelf item and not
> reserved for the Sony Alpha 1.
>
> -Brendan
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