How Your Digital Camera Sensor Works A digital camera’s sensor collects light and converts that light into an image. It’s a small square positioned inside the camera body behind where the lens ...

CMOS image sensor technology underpins a wide array of modern imaging applications, ranging from everyday digital cameras to specialised scientific instruments. This technology exploits ...

So adding the digital image sensor to a formerly analog camera like this seemed like an interesting project for [Wenting Zhang].

A pixel is the smallest component that makes up a digital image. The megapixel value you'll find written on your camera simply means how many pixels (or photo sensors) are on your image sensor.

In North America, digital cameras may nearly replace film cameras by 2008, according to InfoTrends/CAP Ventures, a digital-imaging market research firm in Weymouth, MA. The trend is being fueled ...

The NHK Science & Technology Research Laboratories (STRL) has been researching image sensors with the goal of achieving higher sensitivity for equipment such as 8K Super Hi-Vision (8K) cameras.

ISOCELL promises increased light sensitivity and higher color fidelity, so let’s take a look at exactly how Samsung aims to achieve such results.

Chances are pretty good that you have at least one digital image sensor somewhere close to you at this moment, likely within arm’s reach. The ubiquity of digital cameras is due to how cheap ...

The general idea of how a digital image sensor works is relatively simple: a dense grid of light-detecting photosites captures millions of pixels worth of intensity and color data about the ...

DSLR stands for Digital Single-Lens Reflex, a camera system known for its optical viewfinder and interchangeable lenses. Learn why they’re still popular.