M. Gilden
Canon DSLR Moderator
Canon just announced the first 2 cameras to hit the market with the new DigicV processor.
Sadly, they are limited to just point and shoot cameras, the S100 and XS40:
http://www.slashgear.com/canon-unveils-powershot-s100-and-xs40-hs-higher-res-faster-speeds-15180065/
But this is a big deal because it means DigicV for DSLR is coming, and soon. Supposedly, the new Digic chip will help eliminate moire and aliasing by resampling the entire sensor instead of the line skipping technology the Digic IV needs to use to capture video.
Remember, moire and aliasing are often blamed on the line skipping technology (and mostly why the GH2 does not have the problem as badly).
This new chip could finally bring us clean DSLR video from Canon.
Sadly, they are limited to just point and shoot cameras, the S100 and XS40:
http://www.slashgear.com/canon-unveils-powershot-s100-and-xs40-hs-higher-res-faster-speeds-15180065/
But this is a big deal because it means DigicV for DSLR is coming, and soon. Supposedly, the new Digic chip will help eliminate moire and aliasing by resampling the entire sensor instead of the line skipping technology the Digic IV needs to use to capture video.
Remember, moire and aliasing are often blamed on the line skipping technology (and mostly why the GH2 does not have the problem as badly).
This new chip could finally bring us clean DSLR video from Canon.