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| − | The '''Sound Vision CMOS-Pro''' | + | The '''Sound Vision CMOS-Pro''' is a [[CMOS]]-based digital [[studio camera]] by North American company [[Sound Vision]]. |
The CMOS-Pro was unusual in a number of ways. It could not operate independently but worked by being tethered to a computer with models for connecting either via a SCSI or a parallel port. The camera was available fitted with either a ''bayer'' or monochrome sensor; the monochrome sensor could take higher quality colour photographs by successively taking three shots through different [[filter|colour filter]]s. The [[C-mount|C lens mount]] was used. | The CMOS-Pro was unusual in a number of ways. It could not operate independently but worked by being tethered to a computer with models for connecting either via a SCSI or a parallel port. The camera was available fitted with either a ''bayer'' or monochrome sensor; the monochrome sensor could take higher quality colour photographs by successively taking three shots through different [[filter|colour filter]]s. The [[C-mount|C lens mount]] was used. | ||
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The Sound Vision CMOS-Pro is a CMOS-based digital studio camera by North American company Sound Vision.
The CMOS-Pro was unusual in a number of ways. It could not operate independently but worked by being tethered to a computer with models for connecting either via a SCSI or a parallel port. The camera was available fitted with either a bayer or monochrome sensor; the monochrome sensor could take higher quality colour photographs by successively taking three shots through different colour filters. The C lens mount was used.
Links
- Archived CMOS-Pro website
- Sound Vision CMOS-Pro Camera review
- Superb Professional Camera Using CMOS Chip review
