karl shah-jenner wrote:
<http://www.news.com/8301-13580_3-9860021-39.html?part=dht&tag=nl.e703>
"CCD today leads CMOS when it comes to performance and a wider bright-to-dark range, said Fas Mosleh, CMOS market segment manager for professional and applied imaging at Eastman Kodak, but because CMOS sensors can ride the coattails of the rest of the chipmaking business, CMOS outdoes CCD in one very important domain: price. "
is that what it's all about?
or maybe it's this:
"Sony, like Canon, builds its own CMOS sensors. Using CMOS means that some processing can be done on the sensor chip, including the conversion of analog information produced by the light being photographed into digital signals. Sony's 12-megapixel A700 sensor has more than 4,000 analog-to-digital converters, said Mark Weir, Sony's technical prod manager for digital cameras.
karl
I have a pdf file called "Canon Full-Frame White Paper and will send it
to anyone wanting it.
Bob
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