AltaSens, Pioneer in the field of Imaging sensor recently announced production ramp-up of its product “AltaChrome A5262-4T” multiformat HD sensor supporting five-mega pixel, in support of Hitachi's innovative HD camcorder, which hold the world's first Blu-ray Disc (BD/DVD) drive. AltaSens this model bring out 12 bits or more at 180-MHz video rate, in formats from 1/2.8-inch (full-resolution) to 1/4-inch (1920x1080/60 Hz), and creates flawless high-definition video and also high-resolution still pictures. This is the second sensor out of three new HD imaging System-on-Chip (iSoC) sensors from the company delivering a least of 12 bits of image data at the uppermost obtainable frame rates, hold up by the field’s deepest image- processing depth of 20 bits. Furthermore, In addition to full-resolution HD video at 60 Hz, 4.5-megapixel still images can be snapped at an incredible 30 frames per second. The A5262-4T also get benefit of Hitachi's camera LSI and BD/DVD proficiency to click full HD video and best-quality photos with the pace and impulsiveness that generally nature and human feelings require. AltaChrome A5262-4T evaluation kits and samples are currently available now.