Apr 18, 2010 · <p>I'm confused, I'm reading about crop factor and the difference between a full frame sensor and APS - C sensor. Does a CMOS sensor have any relation to APS - C sensor? <br> I …

Dec 10, 2011 · <p>I was wondering if someone could please explain to me what the difference is between a full frame sensor and a small sensor, or crop sensor. Or perhaps guide me to a website …

Jun 20, 2004 · I've seen many type of image sensor (CMOS,CCD,FOVEON,LBCAST). Someone can show me what is different between them, strengths and weakness. Please ! Thank you.

Sep 20, 2004 · Hi Folks, Could some one shed some light on the spectral response of a CMOS sensor compared to a CCD (assuming there is no filter in front of the sensor)? For example, Selenium …

Apr 13, 2008 · What is the point of a 6x6 CMOS Sensor? I argue that the logic of using a larger sensor makes sense: if you have a larger sensor, you are able to capture more detail, with lower noise at …

Jan 1, 2004 · I have searched the forums for information about the effects of airport x-rays on digital cameras and have found a few posts, but they seem to refer to just the occasional exposure. I'm an …

Jun 25, 2007 · I would recommend you spend some more time researching the topic of long exposures with CCD and CMOS sensors and the various affects heat and time can play on photon counting. …

Dec 20, 2003 · The sensor in and of itself is fairly stable but can develop "hot pixels," short circuites, or any of the other myriad faults found in electronic circuits. You must remember that the camera is an …

Sep 28, 2006 · Do digital camera CCD/CMOS sensors *wear out* over time? By hashim a September 28, 2006 in Mirrorless Digital Cameras

Mar 15, 2007 · The dynamic range is beter than the CCD/CMOS. The Super CCD has a bit more of pixel per pixel definition than 10MP CCD/CMOS (just like the old nikon 6,1MP sensor had a bit more pixel …