1. Sony: the leader's technological revolution and representative products.
Sony's full-frame CMOS sensors have achieved several breakthroughs in technology. First of all, its back-illuminated technology significantly improves the sensor's light sensitivity, ensuring excellent imaging even in low light. Secondly, Sony's CMOS is excellent in noise reduction technology, which can maintain low noise even at high ISOs, ensuring the purity of the image. In addition, its high-speed autofocus technology also supports photographers in capturing moments.
Representative product: Sony A7R IV
Equipped with a 61-megapixel back-illuminated full-frame CMOS sensor, it offers excellent resolution and a wide dynamic range. Its 15 stops of dynamic range ensure a high level of detail** even in difficult lighting conditions.
2. Canon: The integration of traditional advantages and innovative technology.
Canon's full-frame CMOS sensors are highly praised for their color reproduction and detail. Its exclusive DigiC image processor not only optimizes color performance, but also provides an addition to image quality in terms of noise reduction and contrast. In addition, Canon has also made innovations in autofocus technology, such as dual-pixel CMOS AF technology, which greatly improves the speed and accuracy of autofocus.
Representative product: Canon EOS R5
The EOS R5 is equipped with a 45-megapixel full-frame CMOS sensor and a high-performance DigiC X image processor. Not only can you shoot high-quality still images, but you can also shoot in 8K RAW and 4K**, giving professional photographers and videographers a lot of creative freedom.
3. Nikon: The pursuit and representative product of ultimate imaging.
Nikon's full-frame CMOS sensors have excellent performance in terms of resolution and image quality. Especially in low-light environments, the cameras are able to maintain a high level of image quality. In addition, Nikon's expertise in lens design and manufacturing provides excellent imaging support for its full-frame cameras.
Representative product: Nikon Z7 II
It features a 45.7-million-pixel full-frame BSI CMOS sensor paired with an Expeed 6 image processor to provide users with excellent resolution and color performance. At the same time, its multi-mode and interval shooting functions also greatly enrich the photographer's creative means.
Summary: Full-frame CMOS technology is becoming increasingly competitive, with Sony, Canon, and Nikon, as major players in the industry, each with technological breakthroughs and innovations. These technological advancements have not only advanced the photography industry, but also brought consumers a better photographic experience.