Digital High Speed Video Cameras for Slow or Freeze Motion Analysis

TECHNOLOGY OVERVIEW: Sometimes referred to as high speed imaging or slow motion cameras, these cameras capture a single image on a frame of video and then advance to the next frame. The framing rate (fps-frames per second) determines how many opportunities the user has to view the event during the event cycle. The shutter speed is independently set and determines the “stop motion” capability of the camera. The faster the shutter, the less blur will be seen in the individual images (frames). The maximum duration of the captured event is limited to the memory (record time) capability of the camera. Since most high-speed events are over within a fraction of a second, a few seconds of memory are usually sufficient. In general, camera prices increase as the amount of onboard memory, framing rate and resolution capabilities increase.

SA-1	1024 x 1024 resolution at 5,400 fps True 12-bit depth Highest Light Sensitivity Record to 675,000 fps Optional shutter to 1 microsecond One Piece (integrated processor) PC Control & download or "Stand alone" remote keypad control Up to 32GB of memory for long record times		APX-RS	1024 x 1024 resolution at 3000 fps Highest Light Sensitivity Record to 250,000 fps One Piece (integrated processor) PC Control & download or "Stand alone" remote keypad control High-G rated, Sealed, Dust-Tight Housing Up to 16GB of memory for long record times
APX	1024 x 1024 resolution at 2000 fps Highest Light Sensitivity Record to 100,000 fps Tethered Head PC Control & download via firewire, ethernet, fiber optic, or "Stand alone" remote keypad control		APX-i2	Intensified version of APX (left) Gated Shutter to 20 nanoseconds Ultra High Light Sensitivity UV Sensitivity to 200nm Up to 16 Exposures per fram Fiber Optic coupled sensor
1024 PCI	1024 x 1024 resolution at 1000 fps Highest Light Sensitivity Record to 109,000 fps PC Control & download Up to 24GB of memory for longer record times		1024 LRT	Long Record Time version of the 1024-PCI (above) Uncompressed direct stream to RAID Record durations to 45 minutes (or longer if needed)
MC-1	512 x 512 resolution at 2000 fps High Light Sensitivity Record to 10,000 fps Up to two 1.5" miniature heads per controller		MH-4	512 x 512 resolution at 2000 fps High Light Sensitivity Record to 10,000 fps Up to four 1.5" miniature heads per controller High-G rated (100g on any axis)
512 PCI	512 x 512 resolution at 2000 fps High Light Sensitivity Record to 32,000 fps PC Control & Download Basic Motion Tools Software		512	512 x 512 resolution at 2000 fps High Light Sensitivity Record to 32,000 fps PC Control & Download via firewire, ethernet, fiber optic, or "Stand alone" remote keypad control
RDT	1280 x 1024 resolution at 500 fps Record to 16,000 fps PC Control and download Up to 12GB of memory for long record times Basic motion analysis software		RDT + (Plus)	512 x 512 resolution at 5000 fps High Light Sensitivity Record to 100,000 fps PC Control & Download Up to 16GB of memory for long record times Basic motion analysis Software
TroubleShooter HR	Point & Shoot Handheld 1280 x 1024 resolution at 500 fps Record to 16,000 fps PC download via USB2 or to Compact Flash Card AC or DC (D-cell batteries) Basic motion analysis software		TroubleShooter	Point & Shoot Handheld 640 x 480 resolution at 1000 fps Record to 1000 fps PC download via USB2 or to Compact Flash Card AC or DC (D-cell batteries) Basic motion analysis software
TroubleShooter LE	Point & Shoot Handheld 640 x 480 resolution at 250 fps High Light Sensitivity Record to 500 fps PC download via USB2 or to Compact Flash Card Basic motion analysis software		SportsCam	Point & Shoot Handheld 640 x 480 resolution at 250 fps High Light Sensitivity Record to 500 fps PC download via USB2 or to Compact Flash Card Basic motion analysis software
PCI	512 x 480 resolution at 250 fps Record to 10,000 fps PC Control & Download Basic Motion Tools Software		MotionMeter	292 x 220 resolution at 250 fps Record to 1,000 fps Handheld