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Originally Posted by The_bluester
Ones that I have read about the working of don't exactly work that way (I would have to dig deeper into the KAF8300) where the pixel accumulates electrons until saturation and then the anti blooming stops it from accumulating more and spilling over to adjacent pixels, the ones I was reading about, progressively bleed electrons at an increasing rate as the pixel approaches saturation.
A telling factor having finally looked up a KAF8300 camera that I know a lot of people use (QSI683) is that it has 25Ke wells, and 16 bit conversion. In fact when you look at the QSI spec page, only 3 out of 17 models listed have pixel wells which cant be quantified at least 1 to 1.
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Look at the gain factor.
The value of electrons in the well is merely multiplied by the gain to produce a 16-bit number.