File:Comparison standard vs Co-site scanning.png
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Comparison - imaging with the standard Bayer_mask vs using Co-site scanning, Chip, taken with a standard one-chip camera (left) and taken with a color co-site sampling camera. |
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Color co-site sampling | Chip, taken with a standard one-chip camera (left) and taken with a color co-site sampling camera. |
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