| Camera |
Imaging |
1280x1024 1069FPS |
| Memory |
8GB, 16GB, or 32GB |
| Record Time |
4 seconds (8GB), 8 seconds (16GB), 16 seconds (32GB) |
| Lens mount |
CS/C mount |
| Backfocus |
Field adjustable |
| IR Filter |
650nm, user removable, 24 x 16 x 1.1mm |
| Display |
5" 800x480 capacitive touchscreen, 1000 nit daylight visible |
| Enclosure |
Anodized CNC machined aluminum |
| Cooling |
Active cooling, variable-speed fan (fan-off option supported) |
| Dimensions |
155mm x 96mm x 67.3mm (6.11" x 3.78" x 2.65") without lens |
| Weight |
1.06 kg (2.34 lbs) without lens |
| Video Formats |
H.264 |
Industry-standard mp4 (MPEG-4) files at bitrates up to 60Mbps |
| CinemaDNG Raw |
Standard Adobe CinemaDNG raw files |
| TIFF |
Standard TIFF raw files with timestamps |
| Storage Devices |
SD, USB, SSD, or SMB/NFS network drives |
| Image Sensor |
Resolution |
1280x1024p @ 1069FPS |
| Speed |
1.4Gpx/s – Full throughput down to 320-pixel image width |
| Dimensions |
8.45 x 6.76mm (2/3” format, 1.3-Megapixel, 3.9x Crop Factor) |
| Pixel Pitch |
6.6um |
| Sensitivy (ISO) |
Color - ISO 320 to 5120
Mono - ISO 740 to 11840 |
| Shutter |
Electronic global shutter, 1/fps to 1us (1/1 000 000 s) |
| Dynamic Range |
56.7 dB |
| Bit Depth |
12-bit |
| Battery |
Type |
EN-EL4a |
| Maximum Run Time |
1.5 hours recording |
| Charge Time |
2 hours (0-80%) with in-camera charger |
| IO |
Power Input |
17-20V 40W (5.5/2.5mm barrel jack, positive tip) |
| Network |
Gigabit Ethernet |
| Trigger |
Two trigger inputs/frame strobe outputs (BNC and Aux)
Adjustable input threshold 0 to
6.6V Electrically isolated trigger input (Aux connector)
Trigger with sound, laser, and lighting using accessories |
| Audio |
Microphone/Line input using continuous live mode @ 60FPS |
| Video |
HDMI output 720p or 1080p (default) @ 60FPS, video only |
| USB |
USB type A (host) and micro-B (device) |
| SATA |
eSATA 3Gbps to SATA 2.5” lll SSD (5V power) |
| Trigger Modes |
End Trigger |
Camera records until a defined delay after trigger |
| Toggle |
Camera starts recording with one button press, and stops recording with a subsequent button press |
| Exposure Trigger |
External signal sets the frame rate for synchronization |
| Shutter Gating |
External signal sets the frame rate and controls the exposure for synchronization |
| Frame Sync Output |
The camera outputs a signal indicating its frame rate and exposure |
| Trigger Ports |
BNC |
Female BNC connector |
| Phoenix |
Pluggable black phoenix terminal block (8-pin) |
| Network Control |
Through web page or REST API based interface with USB or CAT ethernet cable |
| Recording Modes |
Normal |
Records into the ring buffer. Once a trigger occurs, video can be reviewed and saved. |
| Segmented |
Video memory is divided into segments, each recording as in the Normal mode above. Number of segments is user selectable. |
| Gated Burst |
Frames are captured while trigger is active |
| Live Slow Motion |
Continuously records a short slow-motion video and immediately plays it back then repeats. |
| Normal Speed Recording |
Continuous |
Video is saved continuously at up to 60FPS to mp4 (MPEG-4) files on removable storage. Operates like a normal video camera. |
| Assistive |
Focus Aid |
Highlights sharp edges to aid focusing |
| Zebras |
Rolling diagonal lines indicate clipped (overexposed) areas |
| Viewfinder zoom |
Zooms in to allow easier focusing |
| Overlay |
Displays frame and time information on top of footage |
| Environmental |
Operating Temperature |
-20 °C to +40 °C (-4 °F to +104 °F) |