CCD pixels
The full amount number of pixels on a CCD array. This is not always the best sign of a camera's resolution, ...
CCD Cleaning -- Moose Peterson, 11/20/01
The instruction book is pretty firm on how the CCD in the D1, D1X, and D1H should be cleaned. I have never done it the way the instruction book describes.
CCD (Charged Coupled Device)
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CCD makersEdit
Many of the big camera makers or consumer electronics companies have their own CCD production facility, for example Sony and Fujifilm.
CCD can stand for:
Charge-coupled device, an electronic light sensor used in digital cameras
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CCD pixels
Techniques Glossary CCD pixels
The total number of pixels on a CCD array.
CCD / CMOS
Most digicams use CCD sensors (Charge-Coupled devices) to record an image. Each CCD contains thousands of photosites which can be compared to tiny solar cells. They convert light into electrons.
CCD Camera Summary
It takes several steps for a digital camera to take a picture. Here's a review of what happens in a CCD camera, from beginning to end: ...
CCD - Charge Coupled Device: one of the two main types of image sensors used in digital cameras. When a picture is taken, the CCD is struck by light coming through the camera's lens.
CCD Is Born
While a few other devices had made digital photography possible in the mid 1960s, it wasn't until the CCD was invented in 1969 that digital photography truly began.
CCD Electronic sensor utilized by all autofocus cameras, capable of detecting contrast in the subject.
CCD Charge Coupled Device
A digital camera's image sensing element which converts light to electrical energy, storing it in digital form in the camera's memory. CCD size is measured in pixels.
CCD: or charge-coupled device. This is the piece in your camera that changes light into 1's and 0's that your computer can use later on. The larger the CCD, usually the better.
CCD
Charge Coupled Device (CCD). The Digital camera's 'film'; a CCD converts light into a digital photograph of pixels.
CCD-Charged Coupled Device
A charged coupled device (CCD) converts light into proportional (analog) electrical current.
CCD
Stands for Charged Coupled Device, the backbone of the digital image sensor. CCD electronic technology converts the light rays into digital data.
CCD (Charge Coupled Device)
CCD detectors are by far the most common and should represent the standard for image capture for information-based resources, because of the higher quality images they are capable of producing.
CCD
Charged Coupled Device (CCD) is a sensitive chip that records light falling on it and gathers the image, in digital camera it is the device which actually captures "the picture".
CCD:
Charged Coupled Device, a light sensitive chip used for image gathering. In their normal condition these are grayscale devices. To create color a color pattern is laid down on the sensor pixels, using RGBG color mask.
CCD vs CMOS-DSLR Camera, Wich One is Better?
An image sensor is a device that converts an optical image to an electric signal. It is used mostly in digital cameras and other imaging devices.
CCD - an abbreviation of charge-coupled device. This is typically used as a sensor found on cheaper compact digital cameras.
CMOS - short for complementary metal oxide semiconductor. This type of sensor is usually found on DSLRs.
CCD (Charge-Coupled Device) and CMOS
These are the two most common used sensors in digital cameras. The sensors collect and stores the data like the traditional film do. The better the sensor is the less noise will be introduced.
CCD - A digital camera records an image on a Charge Coupled Device (CCD) - a chip containing a grid-like field of extremely small, light-sensitive cells (photodiodes), ...
CCD: Charge-coupled device. The sensor array that makes up the imaging surface of the digicam. The more sensors a CCD has, the higher the image resolution will be.
CCD: A Charge Coupled Device [chip] converts light into an electrical charge. One type of digital camera sensor.
CF: Compactflash.
CCD. See Charge-coupled device.
Charge-coupled device (CCD). An image sensor that reads the charges built up on the sensor’s photosites a row at a time.
CMOS image sensor. An image sensor created using CMOS technology.
CCD: Charged coupled device - refers to image gathering
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DOF: Depth of Field - range of sharp focus in a picture
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CCD - a sensor that allows your camera to autofocus
Close-Up - a picture taken very close to the subject
Composition - the arrangement of objects in the picture ...
CCD - Stands for 'Charge Coupled Device'. This refers to the light sensor in a camera that records the image. It consists of millions of tiny light sensors, one for each pixel.
CCD
Charge Coupled Device; the imaging sensor that actually captures the picture.
CCD - Charge-coupled device. This is an image sensor which is used in most digital cameras.
Center-Weight Metering - Most cameras have this light metering mode that concentrates analytical weight to the center of photo.
CCD
Stands for Charge-Coupled Device. A type of sensor commonly found in consumer level (i.e. affordable!) cameras. See sensor for more information.
CCD Charge-coupled device
An image sensor that reads the charges built up on the sensor's photosites a row at a time.
CCD- This the light sensitive device in most all digital cameras that turns the light entering though the lens into electronic signals that can be digitally processed and saved. It stands for Charge Coupled Device.
CCD:
Short for charged coupled device; a mechanism that converts light into a proportional (analog) electrical current; the two main types of CCD are linear arrays, used in flatbed scanners and digital copiers, and area arrays, ...
CCD
(Charge-coupled device) An image sensor that reads the charges from the sensor's photosites one row at a time.
CDR ...
CCD - Charge-coupled device; the most common form of photosensitive cells used to convert incoming light into electrical signals in digital cameras.
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CCD vs CMOS-Fact and Fiction
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CCD (Charged Coupled Device). This is a light sensitive chip used in your digital camera for image gathering. The CCD Pixels gather the colour from the light and pass it to the shift register for storage.
CCD
Charge coupled device. An array of electronic components which convert light into electrical signals. Used in scanners and video cameras. See scanner.
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CCD
Charge Coupled Device. An integrated circuit (microchip) consisting of a group of charge storage cells (tiny capacitors) with the ability to pass charge from one to the next, in a line, like firefighters passing buckets from one to the next.
CCD Charge-Coupled Device. Electronic light-sensitive surface, digital replacement for film.
CCD raw format. The uninterpolated data collected directly from the image sensor before processing.
CCD. See Charge-coupled device.
CCD array
Charge coupled device, a device used to convert images into digital information. The two main types are scanning linear array and area array. Used in image scanners, digital cameras, video cameras.
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CCD (Charged Coupled Device)
A type of image sensor commonly employed in digital cameras and scanners.
CCD
Charge-Coupled Device. A light sensitive semiconductor that converts received light into voltage according to the level of brightness. It is used as a chip or line sensor in digital cameras and scanners. (progressive CCD, video CCD) ...
CCD array
an arrangement of CCD sensors mounted in close proximity that allows for the simultaneous capturing of many pixels with one exposure.
CCD: Charge-Coupled Devices: A type of digital camera technology in which the image is focused on an array of sensing pixels.
CCD Cleaning
The procedure for cleaning the CCD is summarized in the D100 manual. It requires the optional EH-5AC AC adapter and a blower. There is a dedicated menu option for locking up the mirror to expose the CCD (Low Pass Filter).
CCD ( Charge-Coupled Device)
A semiconductor device that converts optical images into electronic signals.
Bad CCD pixels. There are a number of problems that can surface with pixels on the CCD of a DigiCam. Hot pixels are the most common, when the pixel lights up on a long exposure. Personally, I find this to be a non-issue.
Super CCD EXR-The Quality Edge
Introduced last year with the FinePix F200EXR, this radical new approach to sensor technology has been met with rave reviews and numerous awards from international industry organisations such as EISA and TIPA.
Area CCD
A square or rectangular CCD that can capture an entire image at once, which is essential for dynamic subjects and flash photography.
CCD image sensors. A charge-coupled device (CCD) gets its name from the way the charges on its pixels are read after an exposure. The charges on the first row are transferred to a place on the sensor called the read out register.
CCD (Charge-Coupled Device)
CMOS (Complementary Metal Oxide Semiconducter)
Two types of sensors used in digital cameras.
CCD
The image sensor (charge coupled device) inside the camera or scanner which captures the image through the lens.
Crop
To delete part of an image or its border for a more pleasing effect through the elimination of distracting or unwanted details.
CCD
Charge Coupled Device. The "film" of a digital camera. Light falling on the CCD is ultimately converted into the zeros and ones which make a digital image. There is a HUGE amount of technology between the CCD and that picture in your hand!
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CCD - See "Charge Coupled Device."
Changing Bag - A bag that shields a camera from light. It can be accessed through arm openings in order to handle jammed film or to load film into a development tank.
CCD sensors have only one amplifier for the entire sensor. Thus, the voltages from all of the pixels are run through the same amplifier. Thus, fixed pattern noise is not a problem for CCD sensors.
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CCD:
Electronic sensor used by autofocus cameras, capable of detecting subject contrast.
A CCD or CMOS embedded into a circuit board, ready for installation into a digital camera. The rainbow-colored part will sit precisely in the focus zone of the body of the camera facing the lens.
 See also: Camera, Image, Digital, Light, Photograph
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