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A lot of the processing power and speed of the 40D emanates from the Canon-developed CMOS sensor. Canon recognized the potential of CMOS, where many processes are done on the chip itself, rather than with CCD, where all information is transferred prior to processing, early on. The sensor can be gained up to ISO 1600 without resorting to a Menu item for an available ISO 3200. Canon tells us that this is actually the Rebel XTi sensor revised with a new micro lens arrangement for more efficient light collection and decreased noise at higher speeds. In truth, pixel size on the 30D (8.2 megapixels) is larger than on the 40D’s 10.1-megapixel sensor—they both share the same size chip. But the key here is light-gathering efficiency, not just pixel size. There go theorems #2 and #3, which proclaim that (#2) CCD is king in terms of image quality due to lower noise (indeed we may be seeing the sun setting on CCD) and (#3) that pixel size/sensor size is a key element in differentiating quality between one camera to another. In many ways the improvements in image processing have as much to do with this as anything else.
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http://www.shutterbug.net/equipmentreviews/proquality_digital_slrs/1207canoneos/