The pco.dimax cs camera with its true 12-bit performance is ideal for providing crisp, brilliant color images for all car safety testing applications involving onboard, offboard, and sled testing. This high speed video presents car safety testing situations recorded with the pco.dimax cs camera.
At DSS this year, Chris Bainter of FLIR systems gave us a sneak peek at the soon-to-be-released X69SC high-speed thermal camera. Watch the video for a glimpse at some of its unique features and to hear about its specifications.
Tim Callenbach gave us a closer look at two of Photron’s newest high-speed camera systems.
Photron launched two new high speed imaging solutions for slow motion analysis at Photonics West 2015. Andrew Bridges broke down both of the camera’s features and specifications for us this year. Watch the video to see if they can provide you with a solution for your next slow motion analysis application.
Blue Paw Artists’ Rainer Bergomaz and Daniel Nimmervoll used the pco.dimax HD high-speed camera to capture water droplet sequences, showing that slow motion imagery is just as appealing aesthetically as it is scientifically.
Photron has launched two new cameras over the last few months: the FASTCAM SA-Z and the Mini UX100. North American sales manager Tim Callenbach tells us about them and their role in applications involving ballistics, off-board automotive testing, shockwaves, broadcasting, fluidics, welding, materials science, plasma and arc studies, and more.
Dave Bursell and Roger Martinez of FLIR introduce us to several new products they have on display at DSS this year. These include the RS8300 scientific range camera system, the X6900sc high-speed MWIR camera, and the AS6700sc MWIR science grade camera. Watch the video to learn more.
At Photonics West 2014, Photron had two new high speed cameras on display: the FASTCAM SA-Z for applications involving ballistics, materials science, fluidics, plasma and arc studies, shockwaves, and detonics, and the Mini UX100 for life sciences, fluidics, off-board automotive testing, welding, broadcasting, and ballistics testing.
The MS-2000 Low Mass XY Stage is three-fourths the mass of a regular ASI stage, yet still maintains its high resolution, repeatability, and outstanding precision. This video demonstrates the ASI MS 2000 stage system using memory lists and high-speed TTL to scan a slide.
Andrew Bridges with Photron introduces us to the FASTCAM SA-X2 high speed camera at SPIE DSS.
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