According to trusted source from CR, Canon is working on multi-layer sensor tech for upcoming professional full frame DSLR cameras. There will be two full frame DSLR with this multilayer sensor.
One will be the successor of Canon EOS-1D X, the other is a high megapixel full frame camera. This high MP sensor DSLR will be announced in early 2015, as source said “coming sooner than later”.
via: CR
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“Attach Rod Serlings voice” Imagine if you will a sensor, A sensor, Not an ordinary one, But one that is totally independant of the Bayer effect and Anti-alliasing filtering. Where the need to sharpen using edge contrast perception is no longer needed. You have just entered the Twilight Zone.
Not sure I want more megapixels. I shoot the D800 in RAW and it eats up enough of my storage as it is. I am seriously thinking if the D4 and getting away from the D800. 75MP? Probably wouldn’t shoot more that 3 fps and it would eat up the buffer in about 10 frames.