Responsivity (amount of signal the sensor delivers per unit of input optical energy): CMOS imagers marginally superior to CCDs
Dynamic range (ratio of a pixel’s saturation level to its signal threshold): CCDs have advantage by factor of 2 in comparable circumstances
Uniformity (consistency of response for different pixels under identical illumination conditions): CMOS imagers “traditionally worse”
Shuttering (ability to start and stop exposure arbitrarily): standard feature of virtually all consumer and industrial CCDs