Of course the numbers returned from the sensor will probably need some kind of spectral tuning before they would make sense so a raw format would still apply. On Wednesday 20 Mar 2002 4:53 pm, Austin Franklin wrote: > The BIG "feature" with the Foveon chip is it uses three sensors per pixel, > and as such, eliminates the need to process the Bayer pattern RGBG sensor > data. Given that, the Foveon SHOULD return full color values, as in each > pixel contains N bits of red, green and blue per pixel. Given that, the > raw data files from the Foveon are just like those from a scanning digital > camera back (or for that matter, a film scanner), NOT like the raw data > files from Bayer pattern cameras...so my point is, the only thing that is > raw about the Foveon sensors returned data in raw mode is purely the pixel > values. The need for the Bayer pattern processing is unnecessary and is > therefore eliminated, and therefore the raw data returned is entirely > different, and has no bearing on the "current" digital camera raw > format...as you apparently believe.
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Re: [Digital BW] Foveon camera
2002-03-21 by Derek Clarke
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