Super Mini Camera

The CMOS English name is complementary metal oxide semiconductor. The difference between the CMOS mini camera and the Mini DV is the CMOS sensor and the storage medium. The CMOS camera is inferior to the CCD sensor in image quality. However, it has a lower price than the CCD sensor and saves power. In terms of storage media, ultra-mini type cameras mainly use memory cards. The most common are SD and MMC cards to bring storage on behalf of DV. Therefore, digital cameras equipped with CMOS are generally cheaper, compact and low-end products, so the imaging quality is not high. Because of their small size, most do not have an optical zoom function.

The recording medium used by the CMOS mini camcorder is generally a media card, and the recorded file format is a compressed format. The recording system is a two-channel recording and has a static shooting function. This kind of camera is much lighter than DV, so it is suitable for those who pursue avant-garde and are afraid of weight.