
Featured research
Insights into adaptive structures with high-speed visualization
Adaptive materials and structures analyzed with Phantom cameras.
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T-Series family
4.2 Mpx BSI at 9,350 fps to track particles and map deformation.
4.2 Mpx
2560 x 1664
9,350
fps at maximum resolution
444,440
maximum fps

| Sensor | CMOS BSI, 4.2 Mpx |
|---|---|
| Maximum resolution | 2560 x 1664 |
| fps at maximum resolution | 9,350 fps |
| Maximum fps | 444,440 fps |
| Throughput | 40 Gpx/s |
| Minimum exposure (FAST option) | 250 ns |
| Quantum efficiency | mono 85%, color 71% |
| RAM | 64, 128 or 256 GB |
|---|---|
| Video outputs | SDI and HDMI |
| Removable storage | CineMag |
Values taken from the official model page. Checked on September 26, 2026.
High-resolution offboard view with speed to spare.
Resolution for structural DIC.
Resolution for small particles in wide fields.
4.2 Mpx at 9,350 fps for dynamic tests.
4.2 Mpx with SDI and HDMI outputs.
Resolution for PIV in wide fields.
Human movement, impact and sports equipment.
Physics, materials and engineering with A+ Academic Advantage.

Featured research
Adaptive materials and structures analyzed with Phantom cameras.

Featured research
Time-resolved particle image velocimetry in turbulent flows.
Read the full text: High-speed cameras enable PIV in turbulent flows (opens in a new tab)

Featured research
Fire spread experiments observed at high speed.

Featured research
The physics of lightning and atmospheric discharges recorded at high speed.
Read the full text: Terrestrial gamma-ray flashes (opens in a new tab)

Featured research
3D Lagrangian particle tracking with multiple Phantom cameras.
Read the full text: Shake The Box: 3D PIV with particle tracking (opens in a new tab)

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