New camera! Wheeeeee! Thanksgiving footage too. AFROPAN! New camera cost: 15671yen including a second battery CASIO Exilim FC-150 The old CASIO microphone started giving me trouble at random last year in the form of a static noise on a clip now and then. Recently it just failed and has about 5% of the original gain. You can scream in the mic and the play back audio is barley audible. So................ its the CASIO FC-150 for me:P Its a significant improvement over the old cam and I like the CMOS sensor. It has almost exactly the same firm wear and decent optics for its size. Almost to big by my standards but able to slip it in and out of my pocket discreetly. CCD stands for charge-coupled device; CMOS stands for complimentary metal-oxide semiconductor. These are the chips onto which the light captured by a camcorder's lens is focused. Those signals are processed further inside the camcorder and ultimately, the image is recorded to the camcorder's storage medium, whether it's tape, DVD, or an internal or external hard drive. Cameras with multiple image sensors use one chip per light primary color (red, green and blue), and utilize a separate image processor to combine the three signals into a color video image. Newer and cheaper CMOS chips bundle both an image sensor and image processor into a single chip. All CCD designs utilize an image processor that is separate from the actual light-capturing sensor. The first big difference between the two is that CMOS chips are ...
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