抄録
Electronic imaging has entered it most formative years. Television has been mastered and the advent of High Definition Television is only a few years away. The most challenging aspect of electronic imaging will be the goal of producing a color, still electronic camera that provides the quality of current photographic systems. This review article will try to give the reader a feeling for the progress that has been made in electronic imaging, the basic technology that makes it possible today, and the challenges that still exist for it to stand along side ever improving, conventional silver halide photography as a source of images and memories for the consumer.
