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real size of the image in the CMOS
Hi everybody, it’s my first post, and I need some help…
somebody knows the real size of the active image in the Panasonic HVX – HPX???
Ok, we know that the HVX’s CMOS size is 1/3″. But, this is the real size of the image? or no?
I guess not.
I was searching this f**king number, but i didn’t found it nowhere. I need this to calculate the size of the scenery that we will need relative to the camera lens.Thanks!! (and sorry for my poor english)
Pablo
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David, thanks for the quickly response
I realize that isn’t there the size of the P2 sensor. And neither is 16:9. I’ll check this info and make calculus.thanks!
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If you are trying to calculate the width and height of your set then I think all you need is the picture size ratio of width to height or 16:9. Some sensors produce images with this ratio, but their actual dimensions are different. So, 16/9 would equal width/height. If your set is limited by height, plug in that number and you can calculate the width (W = 16H/9) or vice versa (H = 9W/16). I hope that’s right. It’s been a while since algebra.
John
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