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Image Search
The goal is to find an image change in the recording, based on the difference between image content, triggered by the change of a certain percentage of the pixels. A pixel is considered changed if its value in the current image is different from the value in the reference image by an amount called threshold. This allows the search to tolerate a certain amount of image noise.
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Firmware Ordered Recording & Minimal GUI Refresh Applications
the Firmware Ordered Recorded feature reduces the time between takes by instructing a Phantom camera to erase MultiCine segment upon the completion of saving its stored image data to a specified hard-drive then making it available for recording again.
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Measurements
Vision Research understands that any motion analysis tool must be easy to use, without sacrificing the ability to extract and quantify motion from a file. With our measurement features, the end-user can easily perform, coordinate, distance, velocity, angles, and angular speed measurements, along with the ability to track multiple points or objects to compute their speed or acceleration. These measurement tools provide a motion analysis that harmonizes measured data with images.
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MultiCine
The MultiCine feature allows the end-user to:
• Specify the number of memory segments, or partitions, a camera’s DRAM or attached Phantom CineMag’s memory will be evenly divided into. • Define a unique configuration profile for each of the memory segments. • Select which memory segment to capture or record image data into. • Delete the recorded cine, (image data), stored in a specific memory segment, without deleting recorded image data in any of the other memory segments, to free up that memory to perform another capture
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Range Data
Applications that benefit most from Range Data include:
• Missile and spacecraft launches • Outdoor ranges • Ballistics • Any application where object tracking is required
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Automatic Mechanical Shutter & Automatic Black Reference
Applications that benefit most from Auto Black Reference include:
• Explosive testing where access to the camera is restricted. • Rocket or missile launch test where access to the camera is restricted. • Any environment where a CSR is to be performed prior to image capture.
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Burst Mode Acquisition
The Burst Mode Acquisition feature, designed for use in PIV (Particle Imaging Velocimetry), combustion, or other applications where precise and repeatable frame acquisition is required, has been introduced on selected Phantom v-Series cameras.
A Phantom camera using the Burst Mode Acquisition feature will capture a programmable number of frames for each f-sync pulse, (in both internal and external sync modes). The interval between the frames in a burst can be set independently of the sample rate (frame rate).
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Continuous Recording
The Continuous Recording feature can be used to save cines stored in a Phantom camera’s memory buffer to an external storage device, or on the Phantom Control Unit computer automatically. Continuous Recording can be used to record cine files automatically without any user intervention by providing a “hard” or “soft” trigger to the camera. The camera can record a cine, trim and save it to a hard drive and immediately put the camera back into the capture mode readying it for the next trigger, where the cycle will begin again until it is stopped by the user.
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Image-Based Auto-Trigger
Image-Based Auto-Trigger is an innovative feature that allows the user to trigger the camera from motion detected in the live image. The camera may also provide an external trigger signal based on the Image-Based Auto-Trigger to be used for synchronizing multiple Phantom cameras.
The Image-Based Auto-Trigger feature may be available via an on-camera user interface, Phantom application software, or 3rd party software using camera control protocols.
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EDR - Extreme Dynamic Range
EDR is especially effective where “hot spots” do or potentially, exist. By selecting an EDR exposure time that is one-half to one-quarter of the global exposure time, the user can reduce the number of saturated pixels within the scene. This allows the user to extract data from an area where otherwise, the data are lost due to over exposure. The surrounding pixels remain unaffected and are exposed normally. Traditionally, users had to choose between exposing for the bright areas and under exposing the rest of the scene, or exposing for the overall scene and sacrificing the data in the overexposed areas. With EDR, a good exposure is possible for both simultaneously within the frame.
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Frame Rate Profile
Frame Rate Profile allows the user to define up to 5 different sample rates that automatically change, at user specified points, during the capturing process of post trigger frames. For example, the liftoff of a rocket might require a very high recording speed, then less speed as it rises, but then again, a higher speed during the first stage separation. This function also helps extend recording time and helps keep file sizes as small as possible. The Frame Rate Profile feature is not available with all Phantom cameras.
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Auto Exposure
Auto Exposure adjusts the overall exposure of the field-of-view based on the light level measured within a user defined area of interest. The user needs to simply input a gray scale level, click-drag a box in the image around the area containing the desired exposure, and enable the Auto Exposure feature. Auto Exposure is beneficial when the overall lighting changes dramatically during a recording. As the lighting changes, the camera automatically adjusts the shutter speed to maintain a constant light level in the defined area.
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