MicroOLED has developed a new electronic a new Viewfinder that could address some of the standout complaints about not going
optical. The OLED panel has five million square dots and can show a
1280x1024 image in its just over 0.6-inch view. Its resolution is
higher than the
1024x768 of today's best EVFs and has no gap between
pixels, leading to a seamless effect.
Although not directly confirmed, it appears to use RGBW (red, green,
blue, white) sub-pixels and not only avoids the 'fuzzy' effect of RGBG
but produces overall better quality.
MicroOLED is touting a 96 percent
color uniformity and a 100,000:1 contrast ratio that are both higher
than on Sony's NEX-oriented viewfinder. The two could present a more
accurate view of scenes with very bright or very dark elements.
While shy on when it will be
shipping products the company is clear that its viewfinder will be in public-facing
products. It expects both pro cameras and camcorders to use the
viewfinder as well as night vision goggles and even head-mounted
displays for surgeons.
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