According to latest rumors coming from trusted rumor mill. Panasonic GH6 camera may use 35mm / Fullframe sensor. Take a look at the rumored specification of the camera coming straight out from rumor mill.
– There seem to be discussion that next GH will have a Super 35 sensor (full size to be enabled by key),
– higher resolution (33 MP frames required for 8K)
– special pixel binning algorithm for low light applications
– Dual ISO (We have seen inside GH5s not new)
— end of rumor part —-
See, from this rumor it’s very clear that from M4/3 system the entire GH series will jump to FF system.
What will happen is we use M4/3 Lenses on a FF sensor.
- Firstly, yes, you would get a crop, or it’s better to say you will only use “partial” FF sensor
- M4/3 lenses vignette in FF mode (big issue)
So, if GH series camera will have a FF sensor inside then they have to Make these basic changes to existing M4/3 camera. That includes Introduction of Mode Selector – FF Mode – M4/3 Mode as well as introduction of L-Mount in GH series camera.
If this rumor is true than literally a GH series will become a Half-cooked S1 series camera.
I don’t think this rumor is true.
And finally some definitions (food for thought)
Pixel Binning vs. Skipping vs Oversampling
- Binning is the combining of photosite sensor values as they’re read from the sensor and then sent to the demosaicing process.
- Skipping is literally skipping over some sensor values.
- Oversampling is reading more pixels than the final output format supports, and uses Downsampling, or scaling, to combine values, which is done after demosaicing.
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