How do digital camera’s work?
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They have a chip with millions of what are essentially microscopically tiny solar panels with color filters on top. The voltage from every panel is measured and assembled into a value for how much red, green and blue light is hitting every point on the chip.
When the image is later shown on a screen, it has tiny lights that are red green and blue, and shine with the intensity that the camera once detected. Since our eyes have color receptors for red, green and blue light, this trick makes it look like the original scene to us humans.
They have a chip with millions of what are essentially microscopically tiny solar panels with color filters on top. The voltage from every panel is measured and assembled into a value for how much red, green and blue light is hitting every point on the chip.
When the image is later shown on a screen, it has tiny lights that are red green and blue, and shine with the intensity that the camera once detected. Since our eyes have color receptors for red, green and blue light, this trick makes it look like the original scene to us humans.
They have a chip with millions of what are essentially microscopically tiny solar panels with color filters on top. The voltage from every panel is measured and assembled into a value for how much red, green and blue light is hitting every point on the chip.
When the image is later shown on a screen, it has tiny lights that are red green and blue, and shine with the intensity that the camera once detected. Since our eyes have color receptors for red, green and blue light, this trick makes it look like the original scene to us humans.
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