tc95
Well-Known Member
My two cents....
A professor has created a substance called...Black Silicone...back in 1999 and people have been trying to incorporate this substance into solar cells and imaging products.....take a look at the links below...
This will probably produce sharper and realistic picture taking in the future...who knows when this will happen 5, 10, 20 years....but this will probably be the next thing for camera's.....your talking about 1000 gig files here...or more...
# 1 Info on Black Silicone
Inventor of Black Silicone
Black Silicone NY Times
Last Link....LOL
Now so far from what I read....(Quote)"Black silicon is a highly light-absorbent material that can absorb nearly all visible light, almost doubling the amount that regular silicon can absorb. It can also detect infrared light that regular silicon-based devices can not and it can be used as an efficient field emitter." Right now they say the sensitivity is about 100 times that of regular silicone....and it really reduce noise in pictures....so your ISO settings are about to go thru the roof...
Hope this little bit of information helps someone out.....
Tony C.
A professor has created a substance called...Black Silicone...back in 1999 and people have been trying to incorporate this substance into solar cells and imaging products.....take a look at the links below...
This will probably produce sharper and realistic picture taking in the future...who knows when this will happen 5, 10, 20 years....but this will probably be the next thing for camera's.....your talking about 1000 gig files here...or more...
# 1 Info on Black Silicone
Inventor of Black Silicone
Black Silicone NY Times
Last Link....LOL
Now so far from what I read....(Quote)"Black silicon is a highly light-absorbent material that can absorb nearly all visible light, almost doubling the amount that regular silicon can absorb. It can also detect infrared light that regular silicon-based devices can not and it can be used as an efficient field emitter." Right now they say the sensitivity is about 100 times that of regular silicone....and it really reduce noise in pictures....so your ISO settings are about to go thru the roof...
Hope this little bit of information helps someone out.....
Tony C.