Image Sensor Table

This is a collection of interesting image sensors that would be suitable for digital cinema applications and the AXIOM. CMOS technology is preferred over CCDs as CCDs require far more complex ADC and interpretation/support logic. Also CCDs typically do not have the performance (FPS) at the resolutions required for digital cinema today.

Note: A central requirement for apertus° considering an image sensor is that full datasheet for the sensor can be shared with the community without signing an NDA with the sensor's manufacturer.

Sensor	Resolution	Max. frame-rate (frames/sec)	Dynamic Range	Diameter	Pixel size (µm)	Technology	Manufacturer	Price	Note	Remark
CMV12000	12M (4096 x 3072)	300	10 stops(native), 15 stops with PLR	APS-C / Super35	5.5	CMOS	CMOSIS	~1300€		8,10 or 12bit output, Global Shutter
KAC-12040	12M (4000 x 3000)	60	12 stops (Rolling Shutter), 9 stops (Global Shutter)	4/3"	4.7	CMOS	On Semiconductor (former Truesense, former Kodak)	?	Intelligent Transportation Systems, Machine Vision, Surveillance	Global shutter and rolling shutter modes
KAC-06040	2832 × 2128	160	12 stops (Rolling Shutter), 9 stops (Global Shutter)	1"	4.7	CMOS	On Semiconductor (former Truesense, former Kodak)	672€ (Octopart)		Global shutter and rolling shutter modes
VITA25K	25M(5120 x 5120)	53	9 stops (Global Shutter), 10 stops(Rolling Shutter)	4/3"	4.5	CMOS	On Semiconductor	~4000$		Global shutter and rolling shutter mode
S5K1N1F	14.6M (4688x3124)	5		APS-C	5	CMOS	Samsung			Rolling Shutter
CIS2521	5.5M (2560x2160)	100	14 stops (Rolling Shutter)	4/3"	6.5	CMOS	Fairchild BAE			Rolling and Global Shutter
LUX8M	3904 x 2192	250	?	4/3"	5	CMOS	Luxima			Global Shutter
AL41410C	4512 x 3008	50	11 F-stops	APS-C	5.2	CMOS	Altasens			Rolling Shutter
GMAX0504	5144 x 3800	25		38mm x 28.1mm	7.4	CMOS	GPixel			Rolling and Global Shutter
GSENSE5130	5120 x 2968	282		APS-C	4.25	CMOS	GPixel			Rolling and Global Shutter
e2v Emerald	4096 x 3072	43@12bit	10.5 f-stops	11.47 x 8.6 mm	2.8	CMOS	Teledyne	?	Full Datasheet Wide Dynamic Range modes: Column HDR and Bi-Exposure.	Global Shutter