You’re not seeing the full picture – the picture that the world’s first single-shot multi-band camera can see, because it’s got six colour filters mounted on its 50MP CMOS sensor. Here’s what it sees:
The six colour filters allow it to distinguish colours that neither the human eye nor traditional RGB three-colour camera systems can see. Little more than a lens on a brain, don’t expect to see it show up in your point-and-shoot anytime soon.
[Canon Expo]
Nodeity
Friday, September 3, 2010 at 8:07 AMThose Ghost hunter types might actually get some real evidence using one of these.. :)
Jarrard
Friday, September 3, 2010 at 2:59 PMi dont see the point in this.
sure it takes a photo of colours we cant see.
but then you have a photo that still looks the same cause you still cant see those extra colours…
Nodeity
Friday, September 3, 2010 at 3:18 PMWait,.. What,.. I think you’ll find that the photo will have the hidden stuff visible,.. or else what would be the point??