MaxxVision
High-speed cameras in the portfolio
The 'Redwood 5MP' color camera uses a 5.2 megapixel sensor in APS-C format and achieves frame rates of up to 872 fps at full resolution (2560 x 2016 pixels) in 8-bit mode. According to MaxxVision, the camera remains extremely fast even at a higher bit depth with 714 fps at 10 bit and 583 fps at 12 bit. At 8-bit and HD resolution (1280 x 720), the CoaxPress camera even achieves up to 3,876 fps. The maximum frame rate of 17,241 fps is achieved at a resolution of 128x32.
For applications that require both high resolution and speed, the 'Redwood 21MP' with its 21 megapixel sensor (5120 x 4096 pixels) offers frame rates of up to 230 fps at 8 bit, 183 fps at 10 bit and 152 fps at 12 bit. With Full HD resolution (1920x1080), up to 2032 fps are possible at 8 bit.
Both camera models feature global shutter for distortion-free images, a flexible CoaXPress 2.0 interface with coaxial or fiber optic connection, several mount options (C-mount, F-mount, M52 x 0.75, active Canon EF-mount) and extensive image processing functions such as white balance, black balance and gamma corrections
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