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I wonder how are you going to construct a Bayer RGB pattern out of it. :-)
Perhapsit should be like x3 technology with 3 layers of silicon (Blue, green, and red!) ![]() Or perhaps it could be like a piece of film. :idea: |
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BenjaminXYZ wrote: Or perhaps it could be like a piece of film
Talk about coming full-circle! |
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No, you would have one of those color wheel things in front of it with red, green, and blue sectors, and a little motor to turn it...
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No, you would have one of those color wheel things in front of it with red, green, and blue sectors, and a little motor to turn it... Imagine that it would need to expose 3 times. (One for red, one for green, and one for blue) :lol: |
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