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The cameras start at approximately $25,000 and will begin shipping in mid-January 2012. Additionally, there is no need to manually cap the lens or even touch the camera since the black reference can be done remotely or automatically before each shot.

This means each shot is properly referenced for maximum image quality. Additionally, each camera comes standard with the suite of Vision Research features that set Phantom cameras apart from others: Extreme Dynamic Range, Auto-Exposure, Image-Based Auto-Trigger, PIV Mode, Burst Mode, camera synchronization, and many others.Īn integrated internal mechanical shutter for remote and automatic black references is another unique innovation from Vision Research that comes standard on all Miro M-Series models. 3GB, 6GB, or 12GB memory configurationsĮach camera in the Miro M-Series line is available with 3GB, 6GB, or 12GB of memory configuration, which can be segmented into as many as 16 partitions for cine storage. 1 megapixel and 2 megapixel custom-designed CMOS sensors Key Features of the Phantom Miro M-Series Cameras: The M120 uses microlenses on its sensor to achieve high-light sensitivity and offers high-dynamic range for excellent image quality. If a higher speed is needed, the M120 can deliver reduced resolution images up to 200,000 fps. The 2-megapixel M120 also includes a Vision Research-designed CMOS sensor with a 1.6 Gpx/s throughput, resulting in the capture of 730 fps at 1920 x 1200, 800 fps at 1920 x 1080, or 1200 fps at 1152 x 1152. Both models feature high-light sensitivity and great dynamic range for superior low-light images, which are often a problem with high-speed imaging. If higher speeds are needed, reduced resolution images are available up to 400,000 fps for the M110 and 650,000 for the M310.

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The M310 has a 3.2 Gpx/s throughput and can capture up to 3200 fps at full resolution. The M110 has a 1.6 Gigapixel/second (Gpx/s) throughput, making possible image capture up to 1600 frames-per-second (fps) at full resolution. The 1-megapixel Miro M110 and M310 include a Vision Research custom-designed 1280 x 800 CMOS sensor, whose widescreen format allows users to keep objects in the frame longer and see more of the event they are recording. Vision Research designed the Phantom Miro M-Series cameras with flexibility, versatility and accessibility in mind. 'With the ability to capture high-quality images at the most common resolutions and speeds, these new cameras address the broad range of applications that scientists, engineers, and researchers need to support their testing and analysis requirements.' 'With innovation and versatility at the forefront of our design, Vision Research continues to fuel the high-speed digital imaging market with the introduction of the new Phantom Miro M-Series camera line,' said Rick Robinson, Division V.P. These flexible, easy-to-use cameras contain all the high-performance features science, engineering and research professionals expect from Vision Research in a compact, simple design. (November 11, 2011) - Vision Research, a leading manufacturer of digital high-speed imaging systems, unveils its new line of Phantom® Miro M-Series digital high-speed cameras, which includes the M110, M310 and M120. New M110, M310, and M120 Offer High-Speed Features In Easy-to-Use, Compact Design Vision Research Introduces Third-Generation Phantom Miro Digital High-Speed Cameras Don't expect to capture your next student film or backyard wrestling match on one of these though, they're expected to start at $25,000 when they launch in January 2012. The M120 offers up to 730fps at a full resolution of 1920 x 1200, but using the more standard 1920 x 1080 adds another 70fps, while subsequent drops in pixel count allow it to reach 200,000fps. The M310 is even faster, hitting 3,200fps at its highest quality setting and reaching a mind-boggling 650,000 fps when dialed back - making a single second last hours. The 110 tops out at 1,600fps at full resolution, but cutting down the image quality allows you to bump that rate up to 400,000fps.

The 110 and 310 are both one megapixel affairs, with a 1200 x 800 CMOS sensor. The company behind the famous Phantom is refreshing its line of more compact high-speed shooters with the Miro M110, M310 and M120. Of all the cinematographic tricks in the book, few are as effective and primal as super slo-mo, and few names are as synonymous with the time-stretching tech as Vision Research.

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