High-speed CMOS camera from Vision Research to be showcased at LASER World of Photonics
At LASER World of Photonics, Vision Research will showcase its Phantom v2511 video camera, which can capture up to 25,600 fps at full 1 MPixel resolution. The camera features two HS-SDI ports and a 10GB Ethernet connection, along with a standard 1GB Ethernet connection. It is equipped with a 1 MPixel CMOS image sensor with a 28 µm pixel size, 12-bit pixel depth, and Vision Research’s CineMag interface which allows the user to save a high-speed shot from camera memory to non-volatile storage .In addition, the camera features an image-based auto-trigger that allows the camera to be triggered from the motion of live images, making infrequent or unpredictable events easier to record on camera. The Phantom v2511 camera also comes with camera control software, a software development kit, a remote control unit, a Nikon F-Mount lens mount, and a number of video processing capabilities.
LASER World of Photonics booth number: Hall A2 Booth 407
To Learn More:
Contact:Vision Research
Headquarters: Wayne, NJ, USA
Product: Phantom v2511 camera
Key Features: 1 MPixel CMOS image sensor, 28 µm pixel size, 12-bit depth, CineMag interface, 25,600 fps at 1 MPixel resolution.
What Vision Research says:
View more information on the Phantom v2511 camera.
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