Let's see how a CMOS-Sensor in a Canon DLSR works 2/2

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[nazanruzie]

DSLR not DLSR!

[surferboy36O]

@althegreat17 Yea, I know. In any case it's not a property of the sensor, but rather of the lens.

[AntiIgnorantDimwit]

"High resolution, rich tonality" - unlike your 240p video.

[trankhanhvinhan]

I thought Canon uses Sony sensor, they don't produce sensor?????

[tronictitan]

surferboy36O.... yeah u said it!

[althegreat17]

@surferboy36O what the narrator meant was the "bokeh"

[surferboy36O]

Pffff... bluring performance, wtf!?

[chunky1x]

thanks

[moviemyles100]

cmos stands for complimentry metal oxide semi-conductor

[AshMargrove]

Thats amazing! I cant believe that?