Vision Research high-speed digital cameras have 35 mm CMOS sensors

Aug. 24, 2016
Phantom VEO high-speed digital cameras have 12-bit, 35 mm CMOS sensors (color or mono).

Phantom VEO high-speed digital cameras have 12-bit, 35 mm CMOS sensors (color or mono). At maximum resolution, the 1 Mpixel (1280 × 800) Phantom VEO 710 and 410 can record at 7400 and 4000 frames/s, respectively, and the Phantom VEO 640 and 340 can record at 1400 and 800 frames/s, respectively.
Vision Research
Wayne, NJ

www.phantomhighspeed.com

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