CCD technology was the driving force behind early digital photography, and its popularity persisted until the late 2000s.

You use them on holiday, at concerts, or just for a plain old selfie, but how exactly does your camera work? James May explains all.

How Your Digital Camera Sensor Works A digital camera’s sensor collects light and converts that light into an image. It’s a small square positioned inside the camera body behind where the lens ...

The only 'problem' one might see is the smaller sensor size – but these days, having a small sensor doesn't mean that you have to compromise on the quality of your photographic work!

The soul of a digital camera is its sensor—to determine image size, resolution, low-light performance, depth of field, dynamic range, lenses, and even the camera’s physical size, the sensor is ...

What does matter is sensor size! Why is camera image sensor size important? The size of sensor that a camera has ultimately determines how much light it uses to create an image.

There was a great photo of a bobcat kitten in the newspaper recently and it got me wondering, how do trail cameras work that they can capture footage even when it’s late at night?

Do you notice small black specks in your photographs, regardless of what lens you use? If so, you might have dust on your sensor. Here's how to clean up your sensor using a variety of methods.

A camera sensor’s size affects the size of the cameras and lenses it can work with, as well as their performance.

But vintage cameras are making an inexplicable comeback among young people. Old digital cameras are a TikTok craze, and those participating in it are gravitating toward CCD sensors in particular.