beeldreceptor
Beeldreceptor, a Dutch term, translates to "image receptor" in English. It refers to any device or medium that captures and records an image. In the context of photography and imaging technologies, a beeldreceptor is the component that converts light into a detectable signal, which is then processed to form a photograph or digital image.
Historically, the primary beeldreceptor was photographic film. This flexible plastic strip was coated with light-sensitive silver
With the advent of digital technology, the beeldreceptor has largely shifted to electronic sensors. The most
Beeldreceptors are fundamental to a wide range of imaging applications, including digital cameras, scanners, medical imaging