Targeted at applications that demand high-resolution imagery for maximum detail, the v640 offers a recording speed of greater than 1,400 frames per second (fps) at its full-resolution of 2,560 x 1,600. All Vision Research digital high-speed cameras incorporate a proprietary CMOS imaging sensor, custom-designed for the camera’s intended applications. With a maximum resolution of 2,560 x 1,600, the wide aspect ratio of the Phantom v640’s CMOS sensor allows a user to keep a moving target in the frame longer than when compared to traditional square imaging sensors, says the company. The Phantom v640 will be available with either a color or monochrome CMOS sensor, supporting both 8- and 12-bit pixel depths. Utilizing 8-bit pixel depth will yield longer record times and smaller file sizes, while 12-bit pixel depth will add additional gray levels for enhanced detail and clarity. The Phantom v640 also incorporates Vision Research’s Extreme Dynamic Range (EDR) technology, which according to the company allows users to capture two different exposures within one single frame.

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