Broad exposure control
Thanks to the AGC (Automatic Gain Control) and CCD iris control functions, the camera can handle a broad range of subject lighting conditions. When shooting in poor lighting conditions, the AGC feature automatically increases the sensitivity up to eight times. When the amount of light is excessive, the CCD iris control function automatically increases the shutter speed to cut exposure. This function can cut the exposure to the equivalent of up to 4 aperture stops. When using this camera in a fixed location, AGC, CCD iris control and
Wide range of electronic shutter modes
The wide range of speeds for the electronic shutter helps you overcome difficult shooting conditions, minimizes blurring in
Flickerless mode: When set to flickerless mode, the electronic shutter allows you to take flickerless images even under fluorescent light.
Clear scan mode: When you use the electronic shutter in
the clear scan mode, you can shoot computer screen displays without horizontal stripes or distortion.
Freeze function
The moving image is captured in the frame memory built into this unit as a still image. The still image captured in the memory can be output continuously.
The unit can be controlled from an computer via an
Compact and lightweight
The unit is very compact (79 ⋅ 72 ⋅ 145 mm) and very light (about 790 g), allowing for easy installation in places where space is a problem.
The following are some examples of applications:
•As a camera for microscope
•As a
•As a laboratory monitor camera
•As a camera used in a video conference systems
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