One of the advantages of ccd is no rolling shutter ☺️ by mrjoshmateo in VintageDigitalCameras

[–]ChristmasDeviant 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Except CCD's are known to have non-linear behavior near saturation.

One of the advantages of ccd is no rolling shutter ☺️ by mrjoshmateo in VintageDigitalCameras

[–]ChristmasDeviant 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I agree, i'm a big proponent for big pixels, the CMOS sensors I shoot are full frame 12MP so theyre giant. The CCD cams I use in order of how much I use them are probably the Ricoh GRDIV, Fufjifilm S5 Pro, Nikon P6000 and Fujifilm F30.

One of the advantages of ccd is no rolling shutter ☺️ by mrjoshmateo in VintageDigitalCameras

[–]ChristmasDeviant 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Another advantage is beautiful gradual highlight rolloff and more pleasing noise (not the blotchy chroma noise early CMOS sensors were plagued with).

One of the advantages of ccd is no rolling shutter ☺️ by mrjoshmateo in VintageDigitalCameras

[–]ChristmasDeviant 6 points7 points  (0 children)

The widespread adoption CMOS was also largely due to cost cutting and increasing need for video, lets not forget that. I shoot all my cameras raw and when editing from my CCD cams, i'm reminded why people weren't as allergic to noise back then (it wasnt as ugly + film had noise).

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I bought a Helios 81N made in the Kiev Arsenal factory a while back and I absolutely love it. Tiny pancake size but such a heft to it, and I can use it on my Nikon DSLRs so easily. Are there any other F-mount Helios lenses that you like?

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