On Tue, 23 Oct 2001, Rob Studdert wrote:

> But at least a flat-bed or film scanner scans the three primary
> colours for each absolute pixel whereas in a digital camera the
> CCD is masked by a matrix of colour filters ie for every cluster
> of four pixels there are a red, blue and two green sensitive CCD
> pixels. 

I would totally go for a digital camera that can only do B&W, and
doesn't have to use this kind of filters. I guess there won't be a
market for such a thing, though...

j


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