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been developed, including patterns using cyan, magenta, yellow, and white pixels. Integral color sensors were initially manufactured by transferring colored dyes through photoresist windows onto a polymer receiving layer coated on top of a monochrome CCD sensor. Since each pixel provides only a single color (such as green), the "missing" color values (such as red and blue) for the pixel are interpolated using neighboring pixels. This processing is also referred to as demosaicing or de-bayering.
* Foveon X3 sensor,

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