Optoelectronics

Colour camera enables colorimetric effects on fast moving objects

27th November 2017
Lanna Deamer
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A new colour version of Specialised Imaging's SIR3 camera has been introduced. Capable of capturing up to 11-million-pixel (4,008x2,688) resolution images in 36-bit colour across a wide dynamic range, the SIR3 colour camera enables colorimetric effects on fast moving objects to be recorded clearly for the first time.

Employing red, green and blue filters on each image intensifier channel the colour SIR3 camera is capable of simultaneously acquiring two separate ultra high resolution full colour images, providing what it claims to be unmatched displacement and velocity data for ballistic and munition testing.

Using the input from two separate sensors, SureShot real time hardware on the SIR3 enables reliable image capture of even unpredictable high speed objects.

Users have the option to narrow the field of view of the camera, further increasing resolution. Rigid all-metal IP54-compliant construction renders the camera well suited to deliver results in harsh indoor and outdoor environments.

The colour SIR3 camera features an optical viewfinder to enable easy image focusing and framing while maintaining the possibility of electronic focusing using an external thin-film transistor monitor and focus button.

All imaging functions on the colour SIR3 can be controlled over standard 1Gb/s Ethernet. Comprehensive software provides simple control of imaging parameters and extensive measurement tools to analyse results.

Image archiving in a variety of file formats is supported. For situations that require more complex measurements, several cameras can be operated from a single control computer with timings for all cameras linked to the same control screen.

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