CCD Sensor Sizes: Size Matters!

February 13, 2012

Many people today use cameras on a daily basis, especially after their integration into cell phones and thus becoming available to almost everyone. As you already know, the quality of the pictures taken with such cameras isn’t really the best, and you may have always wanted to have a proper camera. Before you decide to [...]

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The Super CCD: Even More Dynamics

February 11, 2012

Most people who are interested in cameras have heard of the acronyms CCD and CMOS, but let’s be honest – there are those who are interested in cameras and don’t have the slightest idea what CCD, CMOS , or super CCD are. To put it simply, these are different kind of sensors that make it [...]

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The CCD Camera Sensor

February 9, 2012

We all use cameras today, as they are so conveniently integrated into our cell phones, and most of them are of good quality, even though the primary use of your cell phone is intended to be calling and texting and not taking photos. Most cell phone cameras use the CMOS image sensor, which is decent [...]

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CMOS vs. CCD Sensors

February 8, 2012

When talking about image sensors, we always stumble across two types – CMOS sensors and the CCD sensors. And there are many arguments comparing CMOS sensors vs. CCD sensors and which type is better. The CMOS stands for complementary metal-oxide-semiconductor, while the CCD stands for a charge-coupled device. The main difference in these two sensors [...]

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An Introduction to the Image Sensor

February 6, 2012

Everyone today uses cameras, as most are integrated in your smartphone, and it’s rather unusual to have a cell phone without a camera these days. We take pictures, upload them to various social networks and are happy about the fact that the moment you see something you want to share, you take a picture, and [...]

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