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發表於 2011-10-17 23:25:35
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本帖最後由 dswhkg 於 2011-10-17 23:27 編輯
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Why CMOS is better now?
1) Cheaper: CMOS use the same production line and equipments as other IC/chips product.
2) CMOS consumes less power, thus generate fewer noise (power -> heat -> noise).
The mirrorless camera cannot use CCD, because keeps on switch-on the sensor in order to show the live-view, the CCD will become too heat and too noisy.
3) Additional electronic circuit can be built inside the CMOS sensor (while CCD is a pure photon-to-charge conversion device).
That give a LOT of flexibility to the sensor design, e.g.:
- additional NR circuit can build inside the sensor, so a preliminary level NR can be implemented inside the sensor, before the signal is sent out (this is what Nikon D3 did, so someone found the RAW of D3 seems had been gone through some NR)
- In Nikon-1 system, a phase differential AF circuit is build insider the sensor, thus allow Nikon-1 focus very quickly, mirror nor translucent glass is not needed. |
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