WAYNE, NJ, FEBRUARY 29, 2016 –Vision Research, a leading manufacturer of digital high speed imaging systems, today extended its Phantom® Miro® C-Series with the introduction of the new Miro C110. Designed with ease-of-use in mind, the new Miro C110 offers a competitive price/performance ratio that makes quality, high-speed imaging accessible to a wider range of markets and applications.
“Whether it is for troubleshooting or to simply help better analyze and understand events that are taking place at incredible speeds, there are a number of industries and applications that benefit from high-speed cameras,” says Rick Robinson, Director of Marketing for Vision Research. “The new Phantom Miro C110 will make high-speed imaging more accessible to more people through its ease-of-use and affordability.”
“Vision Research has the industry’s broadest line of digital high-speed imaging products and accessories. So whether the application calls for the leading-edge Phantom v2512 capable of over 25,000 frames-per-second (fps) at 1Mpx, or a workhorse entry-level camera capable of 1,000 fps, we offer it. The Miro C110 broadens that offering even more.”
The new Miro C-110 boasts a 12-bit ,½ inch CMOS sensor (color or monochrome) that’s capable of recording 800 frames-per-second (fps) at its full 1280x1084 resolution. Higher speeds, up to 29,840 fps, are possible at smaller resolutions. Offering the ideal blend of speed, image quality and ease-of-use, C110 is the perfect go-to camera for a number of applications, such as industrial troubleshooting as well as mechanical and motion analysis. Moreover, the C110 leverages common BNC and Ethernet connectors, making the camera easy to work with, and its compact size allows it to be placed virtually anywhere.
Thanks to the Miro C110’s 8GB of internal memory, users can record up to five seconds at the camera’s full resolution and maximum frame rate. In addition, as is available with Vision Research’s higher-end, ultrahigh-speed cameras, C110 cameras are controlled using the powerful Phantom Camera Control (PCC) software suite, which makes navigating and adjusting the camera’s settings a breeze. To further simplify the way users capture images, PCC also offers a number of key features such as Image-Based Auto-Trigger, Multi-Cine and Continuous Recording.
Key Specifications of the Phantom Miro C-110:
- 12-bit 1.3 Megapixel CMOS sensor
- 800 fps @ 1280 x 1024
- ISO Mono 2500 (D), 5000 (T)
- ISO Color 640 (T), 640 (D)
- Compact design
- Reversible mount for C & CS lenses
- BNC Cabling
- 1Gb Ethernet Connection
- Continuous Recording
- Multi-cine Acquisition
For added speed and performance, users can step up to the Miro C210, which was introduced in 2014. With the Miro C210, users have more than double the speed at the same resolution, back up battery power, as well as enhanced memory options. The Miro C210 also is ideal for extreme environments. The camera underwent significant testing and is rated to withstand shock up to 170G.
About Vision Research
Vision Research is a leading manufacturer of high-speed digital imaging systems that are indispensable across a wide variety of applications, including defense, automotive, engineering, science, medical research, industrial manufacturing, packaging, sports broadcast, TV production and digital cinematography.
The Wayne, N.J.-based company designs and manufactures the most comprehensive range of digital high-speed cameras available today, all of which deliver unsurpassed light-sensitivity, image resolution, acquisition speed and image quality.
Vision Research digital high-speed cameras add a new dimension to the sense of sight, allowing the user to see details of an event when it’s too fast to see, and too important not to™. For additional information regarding Vision Research, please visit www.visionresearch.com.
