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3-color cameras divide the incoming light into three different-coloured light bundles, each enlighting separate image planes.
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3-color cameras divide the incoming light into three different-coloured light bundles, each enlighting separate image planes, where there are three separate plates, film frames, or digital image sensors. The three images are later combined to form a full-colour image.
 
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Revision as of 03:28, 19 February 2011

3-color cameras divide the incoming light into three different-coloured light bundles, each enlighting separate image planes, where there are three separate plates, film frames, or digital image sensors. The three images are later combined to form a full-colour image.

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