cmos size: Has anyone seen the cmos size for this camera?
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Why do you say " that the SX10IS will be better for photos" when this is the bottom line of the review you link: Canon's PowerShot SX1 IS has justifiably become one of the most talked-about super-zoom cameras on the market today. It takes the already capable PowerShot SX10 IS with its powerful 20x zoom and articulated screen, but swaps the sensor for a CMOS version which can deliver both HD video recording and fast continuous shooting. As such, the SX1 IS becomes the latest and arguably one of the best hybrid cameras to date, delivering 10 Megapixel stills at up to 4fps with a decent degree of manual control, along with Full HD video in the 1080p format. The SX1 IS is more than just the SX10 IS with HD and fast continuous shooting though. Canon's also fitted an HDMI port to deliver quality output to an HDTV, supplied an infra red remote control to make those HD slideshows even more convenient, and swapped both the viewfinder and screen for wider 16:9 shaped models to better-suit the HD video mode. There's also a digital teleconverter option which can double the reach of the lens without any loss of quality when filming video. The lens motor is also the improved silent mechanism used on higher end cameras and comes with RAW without need to update firmware (my additional comments...the only downside I see is the lower resolution viewfinder but I rarely use viewfinders any more anyway).
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I'm not sure, but my suggestion is to get the small ones and not these big ones, they are noise, it is a click every time they change from day to night view. Take this ones: Q-See QSM1424C4 4 Pack of Color Indoor/Outdoor CMOS Cameras with Night Vision up to 40ft, they are a lot better I have both and this are my favorites.
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I'm not sure the difference of CCD or CMOS, but I did install it on my 2008 TSX. http://i306.photobucket.com/albums/nn274/Typeronie/stuff%20for%20sale/IMG_3920_zps366b1c48.jpg http://i306.photobucket.com/albums/nn274/Typeronie/stuff%20for%20sale/IMG_3933_zps29d63e59.jpg
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hey hello!! sorry i actually got that camera for a friend of mine and have no idea :-(((((((i'd ask her but she left the country already. sorry again!!
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I have a 16 gb in the camera now and I would put whatever size I want in it! I am not aware of any size limitations.
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Sorry man I have not used it yet. On my others camera it is a setting I can change. I'll look at the camera when I get home and see if I can help out. I have been out of town. I'll get back this weekend
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I think they are CCD, but I think you have a choice of cameras depending on your budget. From my understanding, CMOS is the more advanced technology, so I don't know why the member below is complaining. Anyway, the system is the important part because cameras can be upgraded or switched if you have the same connections.
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sorry, i have no idea.. i bought another kit with only 4 cameras. eitherway, i dont know hat ccd or cmos is...
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Mr. Parker, I can't provide the specs as I gave the camera as a gift. I'm sorry - FMC.
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There have been discussions ad nauseam about the true nature of the pixel count. Sorry, I don't even want to set started, there has been so much vitriol on the web about the subject. The raw of a DP3 is about 50MB. SPP, the conversion/editing program provided by Sigma is very, very slow.
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Faye,This is an amazing camera, but small and used recreationally by my husband. I can't honestly answer your question but would suggest finding it locally and checking it out in person first.Denise
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Cannot say from my experience, as I shoot on an APS-C sensor camera. But, check this out:http://www.flickr.com/groups/1464501@N22/discuss/72157627593349082/
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If you look at the tech specs, you'll find that the CMOS cameras (D5000, D300S) have slightly more pixels (height x width) than the CCD cameras like the D3000 in each of the three sizes. The actual difference isn't huge, though.
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Dear Patrick,This is from the back of the box: APS-C size sensor; full stereo movie recording (1920 x 1080p) @30fps.Does this help?John
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Hi Thomas, the camera has the APS C size sensor, not full frame. Thanks_Mitch
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It sounds like TBone knows more than I do about your specific camera than I do. Sorry if my answer was confusing.
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Hey there. Please check cnet.com to see the specs on the camera. Thanks for your interest and good luck!