Hi all,
I apologize for asking such a silly question, but I am curious and unable so far to find an answer: does the new Hasselblad 60MP back have a full frame sensor or not? Considering how PhaseOne talked quite a bit about how the P65+ has a full frame sensor, I find it puzzling that Hasselblad would not be making similar announcements for their new sensor...
Namaste
Daniel
"Full Frame" to most people means 24*36 mm or full frame 35mm, but 35 mm was the total width of the film, including the perforations for cine sprockets.
Hasselblad claimed, at the original announcement, that their 60Mpx sensor is 94% full frame, implying 94% of full-frame 6 * 4.5 mm nominal size, whatever that is...
I think Phase and Hasselblad use the same Dalsa sensor...
Hasselblad:Sensor size 60.1 Mpixels (6708×8956 pixels)
Sensor dimensions 40.2×53.7 mm
Pixel size 6.0 μm
Phase:Imaging technology
CCD: Full frame CCD
Lens Factor: Full frame / 1.0
Resolution: 60.5 mega pixels
Active pixels: 8984 x 6732
CCD size effective: 53.9 mm x 40.4 mm
Pixel size: 6 x 6 micron
So there are very small differences in the quoted sizes.
One question is ¿does it make any significant difference? ...It just so happens that with an Epson 24" printer they are both just big enough to enable you to print a 24" print across 24" paper at the default preferred res of 360 pixels per inch, at 360 original camera pixels per print inch, without scaling, distortion...