Fujifilm’s digital cameras based on human eye & brain revolutionise

Discussion in 'Digital Photography' started by Veer, Mar 27, 2010.

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    Fujifilm, photographic solutions company has based its digital camera
    offering on the human eye and brain. Fujifilm’s revolutionary Super
    CCD EXR sensor adjusts its complex electronic behaviour for each
    situation. It works like human vision to bring you beautiful pictures
    without compromise. Each nuance of colour and shading is preserved
    just as you perceived it. The key is ultra-high resolution, high
    sensitivity with low noise and ultra-wide dynamic range combined in
    one chip.

    source: http://www.newsgaze.com/news/fujifilms-digital-cameras-based-human-eye-brain-revolutionise/
     
    Veer, Mar 27, 2010
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