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Re: An ACR question to Adobe.

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From: Jeff_Schewe
Date: Fri, 13 Aug 2004 06:29
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Chris and nunatak are right. One photo site in a Bayer array produces a single luminance capture through either red, green or blue. It take FOUR photo sites to produce a demosaiced RGB pixel. So, 4 sites = 1 pixel.

Foveon is different because they stack the photo receptors.

BTW, the Fuji S3 will not have a photo site decicated to normal and highlight, as I understand it, it's the same photo site but it produces two sets of data-one for normal luminance and one for highlights.
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