Jens wrote:

I just talked to a Canon guy on the phone. He said that the reason Canon is
ruling the world of digital photography at the moment is, that they stuck to
CMOS while everybody else left it for CCD's. I'm not an electronics
engineer, so what do guys think?

When Canon started dabbling with CMOS chips, they were considered inferior
to CCD's in image quality but less expensive to manufacture. What Canon did
right, IMHO, was to continue to develop the CMOS chip. That they are the
only camera company making their own chip was a good business decision where
they wanted to separate themselves from the other DSLR manufacturers.

Butch



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