image sensors
Light-capturing silicon chips
Image sensors are electronic devices that convert light into digital signals, enabling cameras to capture photographs and video.
Found in smartphones, digital cameras, webcams, and countless other devices, they replaced film as the primary means of recording images.
The two main types are CCD and CMOS sensors, with CMOS now dominant in consumer electronics.
- shutterHinged window covering
- rolling shutterRow-sequential image capture
- photodiodeLight-to-current semiconductor
- pixelSmallest display unit
- resolutionFormal decision or determination
full frame · cameras · exposure · autofocus · aperture · optical zoom · frame rate · dynamic range · color depth · focal length · scientific instruments · CCD · CMOS · speeds · noise reduction · depth of field · video recording · wide-angle lens
- imagingcamera, digital camera, MRI, pixel, pixels
- Camera Termsdigital cameras, film cameras, camera lenses, lenses, SLR
- film gearcamera, cameras, tripod, tripods, lenses
- video equipmentcamera, video cameras, camcorder, camcorders, webcam
- opticslens, lenses, mirror, mirrors, prism
- photosensitive materialsphotographic film, photographic paper, photographic plate, photo emulsion, photo paper
image sensorsdisplays
Visual presentations or screens
screens · projectors · monitors · LCD panels · emitters
image sensorsoptical lenses
Shaped glass directing light
lenses · mirrors · prisms · reflectors · filters
image sensorsmemory cards
Removable digital storage media
print heads · storage media · data storage · hard drives · solid-state drives
image, images, imagine, imagining, imagined, imagination, imaginations, imaginative, imaginatively