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Also called the "imaging sensor" or just the "sensor." A digital camera's image sensor records the scene being photographed in a similar manner to film in a traditional camera [..]
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is what your digital camera uses to convert an optical image into an electric signal that your camera interprets to produce the image you see. Common types of sensors are APS-C, micro four thirds, and [..]
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A device that allows for visual verification of alarms. Usually consists of a motion sensor that triggers a video recording and an alarm to the Monitoring Center if motion is detected.
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Digital cameras use an electronic image sensor (CCD or CMOS), to gather the image data, whereas a traditional camera exposes light to emulsion film,
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indicates the type of semiconductor which handles video processing inside of a camera. Older CCTV cameras used tubes to process light information. CMOS and CCD image sensors are the most widely available for security cameras in today's market. CCD cameras provide by far the highest quality video of any type of image sensor.
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The heart and soul of every digital camera, it's the silicon chip (generally using CMOS but sometimes CCD technology) that captures the picture or video you're shooting.
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A device that converts light (i.e., images) into electronic signals. Image sensors are composed of micro-lenses for maximum light concentration, color filters that split light into separate color sign [..]
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Converts the light intensity that passes through the lens into corresponding electrical signals. Typical examples are CCD and CMOS image sensors.
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An image sensor is a device that converts an optical image to an electric signal. It is used mostly in digital camera and other imaging devices. Currently a modern one is typically a charge-coupled de [..]
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An image sensor is a type of transducer (an electronic device that converts one type of energy to another). This particular type of transducer converts light (visual images) to electronic signals, in [..]
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An electronic device containing a large number of small light sensitive areas (pixels), where photons generate electric charges that are transformed to an electric signal. more
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The element in a digital camera that records the digital image. Two types are popular: Charge-Coupled Devices (CCD) and Complementary Metal-Oxide Semiconductor (CMOS). CCDs are universally used in com [..]
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A traditional camera exposes a piece of light-sensitive film, digital cameras use an electronic image sensor to gather the image data. See "CCD" and "CMOS" as well as "Interla [..]
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Records the scene being photographed similar to a traditional camera. Unlike film, the image sensor sends the image to a memory card.
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An image sensor is an electronic device that converts an optical image into an electronic signal. It is used in digital cameras and imaging devices to convert the light received on the camera or imagi [..]
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