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What is CCD?

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What is CCD?

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– CCD is used in professional cameras because of it’s high resolution quality and it’s ability to record in low-light situations. CCD is basically a small silicon chip that receives light and turns it into voltage variations which makes up an image. It’s usually measured in inches with 1/3″ CCD being the standard. They are higher priced but are great for cameras that may require vision in near darkness.

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CCD is also known as Colony Collapse Disorder. Refers to a recent issue with bees where the bees slowly vanish from the hive. There is no know cause or cure at the is stage. For more detailed information please go to The Mid-Atlantic Apiculture Research and Extension Consortium.

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