ageha
Senior Member
NazgulKing said:Eh? They would probably start with trying to get the best FF sensors from a silicon wafer, before cutting out the APS-C, and finally just the random photodiodes that can be sold for other uses.
It will also probably depend on how good the wafer is as well. Then throw in the other technicalities like how well aligned the microlens array is, plus the Bayer filter etc., before they arrive at a few chips that meet manufacturing tolerances and can be sold. Either way, there's going to be plenty of wasted silicon just to derive a few good chips.
Sure
