Ga door naar hoofdinhoud

Sony a7R II Teardown

Stap 17
Sony a7R II Teardown: stap 0, afbeelding 1 van 3 Sony a7R II Teardown: stap 0, afbeelding 2 van 3 Sony a7R II Teardown: stap 0, afbeelding 3 van 3
  • A quick detour before we proceed to the magnets: we pluck the a7R II's 42.4 MP image sensor from the stabilization system.

  • With the CMOS sensor in the wild, we get a clearer view of what's been touted as the world's first back-illuminated 35 mm full-frame sensor.

  • According to Sony, the photodiodes on this new sensor are much closer to the on-chip lens than in previous designs, allowing it to collect light more efficiently.

  • The square hole in the sensor's PCB also hints at a tricky assembly process—it's likely a cutout used to accommodate the vacuum nozzle that holds the sensor during assembly, as evidenced by the small patch of scratches at the center of the cutout. A peek with the X-ray reveals the array of solder balls that sandwiches the whole thing together when it's done.

Vertaling hier toevoegen

Vertaling hier toevoegen

Vertaling hier toevoegen

Vertaling hier toevoegen

Je bijdragen zijn gelicentieerd onder de open source Creative Commons-licentie.