This new technology allows for the development of digital capture devices that take better pictures under low light or reduce motion blur when photographing moving subjects.
We are honored to receive this award from EDN, said Herb Erhardt, CIS Business Manager, Image Sensor Solutions, Eastman Kodak Company. This recognition of the Kodak TrueSense Color Filter Pattern acknowledges our continuing advances in digital imaging technology, for both CMOS and CCD products.
EDN presented the 2008 Innovation Awards in San Jose on April 14, at the Summit Center. An audience of engineers and engineering managers as well as a panel of EDN magazine editors selected the winning products based on their industry impact, innovation and excellence.
The Kodak TrueSense Color Filter Pattern advances an existing Kodak Technology, the Bayer pattern based color filter, that has become a standard in digital imaging. Kodak researchers created the new Kodak TrueSense Color Filter Pattern technology as they sought to improve upon the Bayer pattern. The new technology adds panchromatic, clear pixels to the red, green and blue elements of the Bayer pattern that form the image sensor array, and enables a 2 times to 4 times increase in sensitivity to light (from one to two photographic stops). This increase provides much better pictures and video in low light conditions than are possible with conventional technology.
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