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  1. 7th Apr 2005 17:16 #1
    cwggenius
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    Can some one point me n the right direction of where I can read up on what

    3CCD is
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    how to find out is your cam interlace or progressive or semi both ?
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    Hello,

    CCD is CHARGE COUPLED DEVICE. I believe.

    Kevin

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    http://reviews.cnet.com/4520-6029_7-5895158.html

    CCD
    charge-coupled device
    The "film" in digital still cameras and camcorders, the CCD is a chip with an array of sensors that absorb light and convert the intensity of the light to electrical signals. Those signals are then sent to an analog-to-digital converter, which turns them into computer-readable bits.
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    3CCD means the camcorder or camera has separate CCD imagers for red, green and blue.

    3CCD is better than 1CCD and usually a large CCD is better than a smaller CCD.
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