Why Do Cameras Do This? (Rolling Shutter Explained) - Smarter Every Day 172

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What's up? I'm Destin. This is Smarter Every Day. Get your phone out. You see that little camera assembly there?Let's take it out of the phone. Yep. That's what it looks like. So here's what we're going to do. The first thingwe're going to do is pop the lens off, and there we go. That is called a CMOSsensor. That is the camera on your phone.Complimentary Metal-Oxide Semiconductor. So, when you take a photo or a video with your phone, you would think that it exposed that entire chip at one time,like snapping a photo. That's not how it works. It actually scans down the chip, and that's how images are created.This is called "rolling shutter," and it's the exact reason your cel...
Why Do Cameras Do This? (Rolling Shutter Explained) - Smarter Every Day 172
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