Camera captures frames fast

Hyper Vision HPV-1 ultrahigh-speed video camera combines speed of operation with the ability to maintain image clarity at high frame rates. At recording speeds from 30 to 1 million frame/s, the HPV-1 produces high-definition images at of 312 x 260-pixel resolution--up to 80,000 pixels/image.
Nov. 23, 2005

Hyper Vision HPV-1 ultrahigh-speed video camera combines speed of operation with the ability to maintain image clarity at high frame rates. At recording speeds from 30 to 1 million frame/s, the HPV-1 produces high-definition images at of 312 x 260-pixel resolution--up to 80,000 pixels/image. With storage capabilities built directly into the camera's imaging chip, 100 monochrome shots can be saved in BMP, TIF, or AVI formats. The camera, which can be used with general-purpose Nikon F-mount SLR lenses, also features user-friendly dedicated control unit software that permits quick-start recording. The sensor chip combines CCD technology with a design that expands the light-sensitive area per pixel.
Shimadzu Scientific Instruments
Columbia, MD, USA
www.ssi.shimadzu.com

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