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When will K750i have 2M ccd not cmos? |
RMJ
Joined: Jun 08, 2003
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Hi, I have been waiting patiently for my contract to run out so I can get a K750i to find I could do it now for £29....I read somewhere that the K750 was originally going to have a CCD but has a CMOS sensor in the camera but it is going to be a CCD at some point, anyone shed any light on this? Thanks J |
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ares
Joined: Dec 11, 2003
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From: Coimbra, Portugal
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never
only k750´s sucessor will have a different sensor... |
Nebbs
Joined: Jul 04, 2005
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Does it matter what sort of capture sensor it uses when we have amazing photo quality already with our k750's?? The S700 uses a ccd sensor and compare the k750 to s700 in terms of photo quality the k750 wins hands down in every environment. |
korbindallis
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@Arez
where did you get that info from
that the K750 willl not have the CCD sensor ?
i was told by a lot of people that it was have on by Q4 this year !!! |
vineet_d
Joined: Apr 15, 2004
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ccd is supposed to be S series... Maybe s800 or something  |
ares
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That info was released at the same time of the new models launch (w600, s600, etc)
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dgilmartin
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I'd say they'll definitely stick with the CMOS sensor, unless they have serious issues. The camera quality on the K750i is sooooooooo good!
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vanquish
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It wont be. Some idiot started up this silly rumour.
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sunfury
Joined: Jun 24, 2004
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I think having a CCD on a mobile product (at least on a device which is not a dedicated camera) is not really necessary.
CMOS has a bad reputation because of silly cheap cameras around there but with special effort, it can produce brilliant results. Remember that CMOS sensors consume much less energy than CCDs, they also produce significantly less noise.
(And remember Canon d-Slr cameras which use CMOS technology. It's a good example to show CMOS sensors' potential) |
vanquish
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@sun
I didnt know that, thanks for the info! Im getting one next year for my art 
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sunfury
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vanquish: I'm also looking forward to get a Canon dSLR. And it's quite interesting, all of Canon dSLRs use CMOS.
Nothing beats a really big CMOS sensor.
Who knows, 5 years later maybe we will see people complaining because they want a CMOS sensor. AFAIK, CMOS has a brilliant future. |
vanquish
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Im not much of a techie with camera so i dont really know what it all means, although i do know the K750 wont get CCD but the S800 may.
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RMJ
Joined: Jun 08, 2003
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Hey I didn't start a rumour I read it and so did some others by the looks of things! having now looked at some of the posted pictures I reckon most people are right about the CMOS being great, guess I'll go and get me a K750i tomorrow then |
Nebbs
Joined: Jul 04, 2005
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Yup just take the dive and go get you k750 you wont regret it, the photo quality is great, probably only second to the sharp 902, but still some stunning results. |
vanquish
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I know, i was calling the guy that wrote the rumour that you read an idiot (or at least someone greatly confused  )
Im getting one tommorow too!
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Posted: 2005-07-12 16:26
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