What is the sensor size of this camera ?
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Sensor is 1/4.85" type, as per Canon's website.Crop factor is 13,75x of 35mm, as per focal length equivalence.
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Sensor is 1/4.85" type, as per Canon's website. Crop factor is 13,75x of 35mm, as per focal length equivalence.
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I'm more concerned with the image quality issue. They're getting 12 MP onto a really tiny sensor. The pixel density is 43 MP per square CM. That's really pushing it. Serious cameras (like DSLRs) tend to be under 5, sometimes even under 2. They use way bigger sensors, up to the size of a 35 mm picture, for a similar or not-much-higher pixel count. On paper this camera is exactly what I need, but I'm going to wait for some reviews before I put my money down for one. (Shouldn't have to wait too long, fortunately.)
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Hello again,Just in case you are asking how many megapixels the camera is, it is 16.1MP. Regards,RoozbehOC camera
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This model is APS-C sensor size ,it's not a full frame...is a little smaller sensor you have to use 1.5x factor on the lens to know the exact focal length. The price of the camera will tell you if its full frame or not because full frame are so expensive...then look for the spec. On the camera box.
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I don't remember. I sent mine back. To me the size and zoom feature were not acceptable.
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I do not know the dimensions. Returned this item because it would not accept more than one camera input at any time.
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That's the size of the box it came in. I don't know the exact dimensions, but it's about the same size as any other point and shoot camera you'd buy.
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This is the size of the CCD sensor, generally the bigger the sensor the better. Do a little research as to why that is the case.
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Sorry, I cannot answer your questions as it was bought as a gift for my granddaughter. She requested this camera so I never really searched as to the capabilities of camera. Wish I could help.
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Hi Thomas, the camera has the APS C size sensor, not full frame. Thanks_Mitch
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Pixels, schmixels. Sensor size is more important. You will never be able to the tell the difference between 12 MP and 16 MP with this camera's sensor. Carrying around extra useless pixels just makes bigger files with essentially no improvement in quality.
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I don't know. The camera was bought s a gift. Also, I am technology inclined. Sorry
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I downloaded the user manual from the manufacturer's web site. Here are the camera specs: Camera Specifications Memory: Accepts MicroSD card Size: 40mm 20mm 8mm LWH Codec Video: 1280720, 30 fps, file extension .avi Codec Audio: PCM S16 LE, mono Still Image capture: 1280720, 96 dpi, file extension .jpg
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My wife has the camera right now so I cant give exact dimensions, however , the camera is what I would consider "Small", approximate dimensions are 5" Long, approx.3 1/2 " tall and about an 1 1/2" thick. Hope that helps.
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It's a 5MP CMOS sensor. The sensor module on the board is an Omnivision OV5647. I downloaded a Product Brief and a Datasheet for the sensor some time ago and couldn't recall where I got them from, but another person answered a question about the field of view of the module and that answer gives URLs for those documents, so I won't repeat them. Those documents should have answers to just about everything anyone could possibly want to know about the module.
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Hello,Olympus mirror less cameras all have a micro four thirds sensors. The sensor measures 18 mm × 13.5 mm (22.5 mm diagonal), with an imaging area of 17.3 mm × 13.0 mm (21.6 mm diagonal)Regards, RoozbehOC camera
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It's a mirrow-less camera with a viewfinder window. The sensor is 'c' sized like the Nikon 7100 and larger than 4/3 rds.