The problem with chroma at the edges is due to poor lens design, the E-10
also suffer that, it claimed to have light beam that hit the CCD
perpendicularly. As Winsor mentioned, the X3 chip could be even poor with
normal lens but if they use special lens design that like what Olympus claim
it should be fine. But based on the current performance of single layer CCD
I don't think I need a X3 unless the price can be made similar to the single
layer one.
C.H.Ling
----- Original Message -----
From: "Andrew Dacey" <frugal@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> I thought the main issue with wide angle lenses was related to the fact
that
> the sensor isn't capturing the full RGB for each pixel and the
interpolation
> only works well when the light is coming in at a right angle to the sensor
> (or close to a right angle). Which is why you see the bands of Red, Green,
> and Blue along the edges when using a wide angle. That's based on my
> relatively weak understanding of the issues so I could be 100% wrong here.
> But, if that is the case, then I'd think that the X3 chip would produce
much
> better results with wide angle lenses than a conventional sensor.
>
> Andrew "frugal" Dacey
> frugal@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> http://www.tildefrugal.net/
>
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