Vision Research has introduced a new high-speed camera, the Phantom T2110, which can record up to a jaw-dropping 483,300 fps. But it comes at a cost to the resolution. The camera features a 12-bit 1200 x 800 BSI sensor and can shoot up to 21,000 fps at full resolution. Let’s dive in! Phantom cameras have become synonymous with ultra-high-speed imaging and are widely used in applications ranging from scientific research to filmmaking. Vision Research introduced the Phantom VEO 610 and Phantom S991 in 2022. The Phantom Flex 4K and Phantom HD Gold were used in such films as Inception, Guardians of the Galaxy, Kingsman: The Secret Service, and others. The Phantom T2110 high-speed camera. Source: Vision Research Phantom T2110 high-speed camera – features The new Phantom T2110 from Vision Research features a 12-bit 1200 x 800 BSI (back side illuminated) sensor and can film up to 21,000 fps at full resolution. When you start pushing the higher frame rates, the resolution drops. For example, when filming at the max frame rate of 483,300 fps (with the Binning Mode), the resolution falls all the way down to 640 x 64. Using the Standard Mode, the resolution is 1280 x 32. The image throughput is 21 gigapixels per second (Gpx/s), with a signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) of 40 dB, improved low-light performance, and several sensor configuration options. These modes include color, monochrome, and ultraviolet-extended. Quantum efficiencies (photon to electron conversion) include 84.3% mono (QExFF), 83% binned, and 77% color. The binned mode only...
Published By: CineD - Wednesday, 5 February