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15 Megapixel HD camera sensor

Ilse Jurrien
CES report
Monday 4th, January 2010
Posted by: Ilse Jurrien

OmniVision launch a 14.6-megapixel image sensor capable of delivering high-resolution still photography and full 1080p high-definition (HD) video at 60 frames per second (fps). The new OV14810 for digital still/video cameras (DSC/DVC) and OV14825 for mobile applications are among the very first sensors to achieve the highest quality in both video and photography for mainstream consumer electronics. "The current trend in both mobile phones and digital cameras is strongly towards HD, and OmniVision's OV14810 is well-positioned to benefit from this move in the market," commented Brian O'Rourke, principal analyst for digital entertainment at In-Stat.

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HD camera sensor

Last couple of years the digital camera market is changing. The compact camera market is stable with no real innovative or remarkable changes in design, technique or operation. The DSLR market, however, is growing and changing due to the new system cameras that in most times replace the traditional digital SLR camera. The camera systems from ‘new’ players are successful and conquer valued market share from established traditional photo manufacturers. New designs and innovative operations attract not only professional photographers but also the amateur consumer, or the mass market. High quality photography and, with the upcoming HD video features, high quality video is available to everyone. Video will play a more important role in digital photography. Check out this year’s CES 2012 show to learn more about the latest developments and products.