Vision Research's Phantom v2511 Camera Captures Incredible Slow Motion
Laura McQuarrie — October 16, 2014 — Tech
References: visionresearch & wired
The Phantom v2511 is a slo-mo camera that boasts being able to capture 25,600 frames per second at a 1,280 x 800 resolution. Even without a lens attached to the device, it's a weighty one that is 17 lbs right out of the box, which makes it a beast of a video camera.
Some of the special modes on the camera are optimized for use by researchers, scientists and engineers who would benefit from being able to capture high-res images at super speeds. Due to the camera's weight, users would probably find it useful to use a mount, such as the Nikon F-mount that comes with it. Alternatively, the camera can be used in a handheld mode and stabilized with a special mode that reduces the camera shake and blur.
Some of the special modes on the camera are optimized for use by researchers, scientists and engineers who would benefit from being able to capture high-res images at super speeds. Due to the camera's weight, users would probably find it useful to use a mount, such as the Nikon F-mount that comes with it. Alternatively, the camera can be used in a handheld mode and stabilized with a special mode that reduces the camera shake and blur.
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