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Phantom V2640 super slow motion camera announced

Vision research has announced the new Phantom V2640 super slow motion camera . The camera , designed around a custom 27.6 mm x 26.3 mm CMOS sensor with 4MP spread out with a 13.5 µm pixel size allows this camera to record an insane 6600 fps in 2048x1952(2k) or 11750 fps in 1080p . This camera , which is capable of hitting a maximum of 303,460fps in 1792x8 in its lowest possible recording format is ideal for scientific applications (Which is the main target audience of Vision Research) and therefore the camera delivers a whopping 26 Gpx/second output speed which requires specialized recording systems such as the Phantom CineMag IV storage system with 1TB and 2TB storage options .The camera features RAM storage options of 72GB , 144GB and 288GB on-board .The camera , designed around the Nikon F mount , supports manual lenses ,but there is however an option for two other lens mounts (Canon EF and C mount) if you wish . The camera supports ISO 16000 natively in monochrome and 3200 in color .

Official pricing for the camera is not announced , but the camera is expected to cost a six figure sum ($60000) for starters .

Written by Rakitha for MasHD

Press release - Phantomhighspeed

New Phantom v2640 Ultrahigh-Speed Camera Achieves Unmatched 4-Mpx Resolution

1/31/2018

Wayne, NJ, January 31, 2017 – Vision Research, a leading manufacturer of digital high-speed imaging systems, has introduced the Phantom® v2640, the fastest 4-Megapixel (MPx) camera available. It features a new proprietary 4-Megapixel (Mpx) CMOS image sensor (2048 x 1952) that delivers unprecedented image quality at up to 26 Gpx/sec, while reaching 6,600 frames per second (fps) at full 2048 x 1952 resolution, and 11,750 fps at 1920 x 1080.

The v2640 features very high dynamic range (64 dB) and the lowest noise floor of any Phantom camera (7.2 e-)—making it an excellent tool for researchers, scientists and engineers who need to capture clean, high-resolution images at ultra-high speeds. The high dynamic range shows significant detail, especially in high-contrast environments, while the low noise is particularly beneficial when analyzing the dark regions of an image. It also has exceptional light sensitivity, with an ISO measurement of 16,000D for monochrome cameras and 3,200D for color cameras.

“We’re excited to bring this extremely high image quality to the high-speed camera market,” says Jay Stepleton, Vice President and General Manager of Vision Research. “In designing this new, cutting-edge sensor, we focused on capturing the best image in addition to meeting the speed and sensitivity requirements of the market. The 4-Mpx design significantly increases the information contained in an image allowing researchers to better understand and quantify the phenomena they are observing.”

The v2640 has multiple operating modes for increased flexibility. Standard mode uses correlated double sampling for the clearest image, while high-speed (HS) mode provides 34% higher throughput to achieve 6,600 fps. Monochrome cameras can incorporate “binning,” which converts the v2640 into a 1-Mpx camera that can reach 25,030 fps at full resolution, with very high sensitivity. “The various operating modes also allow users to have just one camera to cover multiple applications,” adds Doreen Clark, Product Manager for the Phantom Ultrahigh-Speed family.

To help users manage the amount of data inherent in high-speed imaging, the v2640 is available with up to 288GB of memory, and is compatible with Phantom 1TB and 2TB CineMags® for fast data saves. Alternatively, 10Gb Ethernet is standard, saving significant download time.

Key Specifications of the Phantom v2640

● 4-Mpx sensor (2048 x 1952), 26Gpx/sec throughput
● Dynamic range: 64 dB
● Noise level: 7.2 e-
● ISO measurement: 16,000D (Mono), 3,200D (Color)
● 1 µs minimum exposure standard, 499ns / 142ns minimum exposure with export-controlled FAST option
● 4 available modes: Standard, HS and Binning (in Standard and HS)
● Standard modes feature Correlated Double Sampling (CDS) performed directly on the sensor to provide the lowest noise possible
● Up to 288 GB of memory
● 10-Gb Ethernet standard
● Compatible with CineMag® IV (up to 2 TB)

About Vision Research

Vision Research is a leading manufacturer of high-speed digital imaging systems that are indispensable across a wide variety of applications, including defense, automotive, engineering, science, medical research, industrial manufacturing, packaging, sports broadcast, TV production and digital cinematography.

The Wayne, N.J.-based company designs and manufactures the most comprehensive range of digital high-speed cameras available today, all of which deliver unsurpassed light-sensitivity, image resolution, acquisition speed and image quality.

Over the course of its 60+ year history, Vision Research has earned numerous awards in recognition of its innovations in high-speed digital camera technology and sensor design, including a technical Emmy and an Academy Award®.

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™. For additional information regarding Vision Research, please visit www.phantomhighspeed.com

Vision Research is a business unit of the Materials Analysis Division of AMETEK Inc., a leading global manufacturer of electronic instruments and electromechanical devices.

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