Hey Deeds, how about 400 megapixels?

[Kaido]

https://www.engadget.com/2018/01/18/hasselblad-h6d-400c-medium-format-400-megapixels/

It does so by combining up to six different exposures from its 100-megapixel, medium-format 53.4 X 40.0mm sensor in a process it calls "Multi Shot." Each image is shifted by a pixel, creating a much-higher resolution image, similar to how Pixel Shift works on Sony's A7R III mirrorless camera. Photos are captured at a true 16-bit depth. You can either combine six images to create a higher-resolution 400-megapixel image (23,200 x 17,400, at 2.4GB in size), or create an enhanced 100-megapixel photo with more accurate colors. The images are snapped in rapid succession, but your subject needs to stay relatively still.

Check out the insane zoom on this bug: (click on the picture, then keeping clicking...and clicking...and clicking...)

https://www.hasselblad.com/news/goran-liljeberg--exploring-hasselblad-400mp-multi-shot/

 

[radhak]

Wow. That's really crazy!

I'm sure that much clarity won't work for Portraits

 

[Cerpin Taxt]

Interesting implementation of pixel-shifting tech. I used to sell (among other things) scientific cameras for microscopy, and one I carried had a pixel shifting sensor and a color changing LCD filter. The one thing it WASN'T was fast at full resolution, though.

 

[Skybound Photographer]

Yep, and "It's only $48,000, too - without any lenses." - https://www.photographytalk.com/pho...ad-s-newest-camera-is-a-400-megapixel-monster

With no lenses. I suspect for Hasselblad, this is a bargain. LOL. I'll stick with my D810.