Digital camera with overscan sensor

Details Digital camera with overscan sensor Digital camera with overscan sensor

2003-01-31

2010-06-15

Nguyen, Luong T (Department: 2622)

Television

Camera, system and detail

C348S220100

Reexamination Certificate

active

07738010

ABSTRACT:
The invention relates to a digital motion picture camera comprising at least one optoelectronic sensor device for the recording of motion pictures. The sensor device has, in an areal arrangement, a plurality of sensor elements for the production of a respective received signal in dependence on a light exposure. The camera further has a control device for the controlling of the read-out of the received signals of the sensor elements as well as a digitizing device for the digitizing of the received signals. A part of the sensor elements is associated with a central areal region of the sensor device for the production of received recording signals and another part of the sensor elements is associated with a frame-shaped areal region of the sensor device for the production of received monitoring signals, said frame-shaped areal region surrounding the central areal region.

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