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Vaddio departed from the usual CMOS sensor route and built this camera around the Sony Exmor sensor to natively display 1080p.
Dec 20, 2011 5:50 PM
Vaddio departed from the usual CMOS sensor route and built this camera around the Sony Exmor sensor to natively display 1080p. The company used the 6.49mm diagonal (1/3-type) sensor; Sony claims the Exmor combines the speed of a CMOS sensor with the image sensitivity accumulated through the development of CCD sensors.
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