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Old February 27th 05, 10:13 PM
Don and Liz Campbell
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Default Digital camera vs Video camera CCD

Is there any significant difference in the CCD element used in a digital
camera versus the one used in a video camera? Some video cameras use three
CCD's but the good digital cameras seem to get fantastic results with one
CCD. Am I missing something?

Thanks, Don and Liz


 




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