sensorbild
Sensorbild refers to the raw, unprocessed output from a digital image sensor, such as those found in cameras, scanners, and other imaging devices. Unlike a finished photograph or a processed image file, a sensorbild contains the direct electrical signals captured by the sensor's individual pixels. These signals typically represent luminance or a combination of luminance and color information.
The conversion of light into these electrical signals is the fundamental process of digital imaging. Each pixel
Sensorbilds are not directly viewable by humans in their native format. They require further processing to
The quality of the sensorbild is crucial for the final image quality. Factors such as sensor size,