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Most of "main chips" used in Hybrid Digicamsare from Zoran http://www.zoran.comand Sunplus http://www.sunplus.com.tw.
Most of CMOSimage sensorsused in Hybrid Digicamsare from OmniVision http://www.ovt.com.CCD image sensors used in Hybrid Digicamsare from Sony Semiconductorhttp://www.sony.net/Products/SC-HP/and Panasonic Semiconductor http://www.panasonic.co.jp/semicon/e-index.html. to be continued with details and sources............ |
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Both Zoran and OmniVision have websites - www.ovt.com. If you search this forum for those names, you'll find the accumulated wisdom or nonsense so far about which components are in which cameras. I think it's great that someone is pursuing this. Another couple of things to pin down are who makes the lenses, and who writes the software the cameras run on.
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Ihope postingmore information with their sources, and also planning to post a new topic about how toidentify main chip of hybrid digicam.
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Engineering Sample of a Hybrid Digicam based on Zoran Coach7e and OmniVision OV3610/3620 CMOS image sensor.
http://home.pacific.net.hk/~comedia/sol_DV.htm DVC Solution - DV731 VGA MPEG4 / 30fps DV731 is a 3M pixel DV solution with built-in color TFT and SD card, using OVT high performance OV3610/3620 CMOS image sensor and Zoran Coach7e powerful DSP. It utilizes the state-of-the-art MPEG4 Advanced Simple Profile compression technology for real-time video recording. It is a high performance but low cost solution, suitable for mass market, ![]() ![]() Features 3 Mega pixel CMOS Sensor Storage: On board Memory: 8 MB NAND Flash External Memory: SD upto 1GB Display: 1.5 inch AU TFT with LED backlight Video Mode: Resolution: VGA (640x480) – 30 fps QVGA (320x240) – 30 fps Quality : Fine / Normal File format: MPEG4 Video Duration: Unlimited, clip time depends on external memory space (approximate 30 minutes for 256MB at normal mode) Photo Mode: Resolution : 2048x1536 File format: JPEG TV out – NTSC/PAL USB Interface: -- USB 2.0 -- Mass storage -- OS Supported: Win2000 / XP / ME / Mac 12x Digital Zoom Auto Exposure Control Auto Gain Control White Balance: Auto / Daylight / Tungsten / Fluorescent / Cloudy EV Compensation Contrast: Normal / Stretching Color Effect: B/W, Sepia, etc. Sharpness Control: Normal / Sharpen / Smooth External Strobe control for photo: Auto detect Self-timer: 10 sec Video Playback: Normal / Slow Motion / Fast Forward / Fast Backward / Slide Show /Pause Convenient Operation: Power On, Shutter, Menu, Up, Down, Left, Right, Enter, Setup/Preview/Playback, TFT on/off, Confirm 3.7V Lithium battery 60-second Auto Power Off Real Time Clock Thumbnail Preview Multi-Language |
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I'm enjoying the information you're adding to the site. I think the reason why I felt the 810 was "all Zoran" and the S670/720 were "all Omnivision", was that they were so different in terms of the combination of features. Presumably things like ability to delete MP3's would be a long way down the block diagram of these cameras. So if the chipset downstream of the sensor were similar or the same, I would expect the detailed features of the two cameras to be far more similar than they are. Maybe the control software is what's different.
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