CCD specification

CCD (Charge-Coupled Device) specifications describe the camera sensor's capabilities and quality. Key factors include resolution (megapixels), which determines image detail; sensor size, affecting light capture and image quality; and pixel size, influencing sensitivity in low light. Additional specs like dynamic range show how well it captures both bright and dark areas simultaneously, while readout speed affects how quickly images can be processed. Overall, these specifications help assess the camera's ability to produce clear, detailed photographs under various conditions.