>>4497744I believe this is not correct. Sensors count photons - this is true - but the light reaching each photosite is filtered through a CFA (color filter array), and those filters have different spectral characteristics. This filtering influences how wavelengths are sampled, which in turn affects color separation, rendition, and potential accuracy.
Additionally, the recorded values are later transformed through color matrices during image processing. These matrices map the sensor’s native color responses to a standard color space, compensating for the spectral behavior of the CFA and the sensor itself. The design and calibration of these matrices can further influence the final color rendering.
Also CCD != CMOS even if someone said that you should believe it.
