In a conventional CCD, a mask with color filter is placed over the chip, emphasizing the green portion of the spectrum, whereas only one pixel in six is red and one pixel in six is blue. 3CCD imaging The 3CCD camera uses a dichroic prism to separate the light colors into red , green and blue components, which are directed to three separate chips. Each chip is precision aligned at the factory, for accurate image capture. The resolution in the red and blue is enhanced by a factor of eight times. 3CCD camera versus a conventional CCD camera.
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