>>3816497There's weight and other concerns. Larger sensor means bulkier glass.
>TV marketFunny, TV is also where the best case for crop sensors can be made. The cameras they use for TV and cinema are almost always super 35 (APS-C equivalent) or smaller, 1/2.7" is a popular format. And 1/2.7" doesn't even mean the diagonal of the sensor, it's the diameter of the glass tube that used to hold the sensors in the analog era. The actual sensor is even smaller. Instead of 0.37in you get something that's about 0.26in. Pic related, it's to scale but enlarged.
