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•1 Mpx High-Speed Cameras: Phantom v711 – 7Gpx/s Datasheet
•Hot-Swappable, Non-Volatile Memory For Phantom Cameras: CineMag
•External Mechanical Shutter For V-Series High Speed Cameras
•Digital High Speed Cameras: V-Series

Vision Research's 1 Mpx High-Speed Phantom® v711 includes our proprietary widescreen 1280 x 800 CMOS sensor, which allows you to see more of what you are recording by keeping moving targets in the frame longer. The wide sensor also enables true 1280 x 720 HD images from a 1Mpx camera. With the v711, you can achieve a maximum speed of 7530 frames-per-second at full resolution. At reduced resolutions, the camera can deliver up to 680,000 frames-per-second or up to 1,400,000 fps with the FAST option.

Additional features that set it apart from other cameras in its class include our Extreme Dynamic Range feature, which gives you the ability to get two different exposures within a single frame so areas that would otherwise be overexposed contain image detail. Additionally, the Auto Exposure function lets the camera automatically adjust to changing lighting conditions. The ability to trigger from motion in an image with our unique Image-Based Auto-Trigger feature is now standard as is an Internal Mechanical Shutter which eliminates the need to manually cap the lens during a black balance.

Features

• Extreme Dynamic range
• 1280 x 800 resolution
• Max speed at reduced resolution of 128 x 8 is 680,000 fps (standard), 1,400,000 fps (optional)
• 1 µs minimum exposure, 300 ns with the FAST option
• Dual 4:4:4 HD-SDI ports or two single 4:2:2 HD-SDI ports—one for playback and one always live
• Records direct to CineMag up to 800 Mpx/second

Click Here To Download:
•1 Mpx High-Speed Cameras: Phantom v711 – 7Gpx/s Datasheet
•Hot-Swappable, Non-Volatile Memory For Phantom Cameras: CineMag
•External Mechanical Shutter For V-Series High Speed Cameras
•Digital High Speed Cameras: V-Series

Vision Research digital high-speed cameras add a new dimension to the sense of sight, allowing the user to see details of an event when it's too fast to see, and too important not to™.

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