• Digital camera looks to motion analysis Capable of digitizing 512 ¥ 512 images at up to 500

    Digital camera looks to motion analysis Capable of digitizing 512 ¥ 512 images at up to 500 frames/s, the Phantom v2.0 integrates image acquisition, processing, and playback in the camera system. Captured images can be transferred from camera memory or the internal hard drive to other systems through a serial or parallel port, Ethernet, or the camera`s own PCMCIA flash memory-card drive. The aspect ratio of the sensor can be dynamically altered to increase speeds to 3000 frames/s. Vision Re
    Oct. 1, 1996

    Digital camera looks to motion analysis Capable of digitizing 512 ¥ 512 images at up to 500 frames/s, the Phantom v2.0 integrates image acquisition, processing, and playback in the camera system. Captured images can be transferred from camera memory or the internal hard drive to other systems through a serial or parallel port, Ethernet, or the camera`s own PCMCIA flash memory-card drive. The aspect ratio of the sensor can be dynamically altered to increase speeds to 3000 frames/s. Vision Research, 190 Parish Drive, Wayne, NJ 07470; (201) 696-4500.

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