Yeah, that is the future......

[RAKAMRAK]

The newest revolutionary sensor technology is here...

http://www.lensrentals.com/blog/2013/04/wavelength-detecting-sensor-eliminates-bayer-filter-triples-resolution

and they will let you use your EF lenses too

 

[RLPhoto]

On this day? On this DAY they release a revolutionary tech like this?!?!? I could only imagine the reception for the Ice Toaster if it was released today.

 

[neuroanatomist]

It's cold fusion, redux. Speaking of redux, plug Baceolus into your favorite Latin translator...

 

[pierceography]

“We expect to have our camera on the market well before the Canon 200-400 f/4 IS lens is released"

Even for an April Fool's joke, that could very well be true. ;-)

 

[Drizzt321]

“We expect to have our camera on the market well before the Canon 200-400 f/4 IS lens is released"

Even for an April Fool's joke, that could very well be true. ;-)

Yea, when I got to this part, I went right...however true that is, Roger must be pulling our collective leg. Very fun read though, I wonder if any of that ever could actually work some day...anyway, it's a pleasant dream to have.

 

[kyamon]

It's cold fusion, redux. Speaking of redux, plug Baceolus into your favorite Latin translator...

Or try Dr. Parc with a mirror... Or dr. Lirpa...

 

[Jim Saunders]

Metric light, oy! ;D

Jim

 

[9VIII]

Sometimes I wish they would just make a camera without the Bayer filter for low light images. I know no-one would buy it, but it would be cool.

 

[Click]

“Current camera sensor technology is completely backwards.” Dr. Eno Lirpa / April One ;D

 

[Rat]

(...) our extensive research shows that very few photographers are interested in shooting nudes. At any rate, a person concerned about being photographed through their clothing can simply wear thick woolen underwear, which is an effective photon blocker.”

...giggle

It's cold fusion, redux. Speaking of redux, plug Baceolus into your favorite Latin translator...

I used a dictionary :-[

 

[TrumpetPower!]

Y'all have no idea, though, how much I would absolutely love a camera that had a spectrometer at each photosite.

So would the entire fine art reproduction market, as well as practically everybody in the scientific community...forensics...what you could do with such a beast would be amazing.

Ah, well. Maybe I'll live to see the day when it isn't a cruel joke....

b&