Miro eX2 High-Speed Video Camera

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Resolution/Speed Chart (fps)
640 x 480	1,240
512 x 480	1,540
512 x 64	10,700
320 x 240	4,700
256 x 480	2,900
256 x 192	7,130
256 x 64	19,400
128 x 128	18,200
128 x 64	32,200
64 x 64	48,100
32 x 32	86,900
32 x 16	105,200

640 x 480 at over 1200 fps
DSLR form factor
LCD touchscreen user interface
Shutter speed 5μs to 1/frame-rate
Max frame rate 105,263 @ 32 x 16 resolution

The Phantom® Miro® eX2 provides the perfect balance of resolution, speed, and light-sensitivity in a self-contained solution enabling anyone to capture high quality, slow-motion movies. A built-in touch screen display is used to set up the camera as well as immediately view results. Battery power means freedom from power cords. Flexible triggering helps you capture even the most challenging events. Removable CompactFlash™ memory provides safe, secure and portable storage for valuable slow-motion content.

Point-and-shoot, review and edit – all from the built-in LCD touch screen which also provides immediate feedback on the results of your test or experiment. You can play and rewind the slow-motion movie in normal or fast mode or step through your movie one frame at a time. Trimming the movie is as easy as setting in-points and out-points prior to saving. With the new Miro eX2, you can also control multi-cine setups and even program our new Image-Based Auto-Trigger feature with the LCD interface (optional on the MIro eX2).

Using the Phantom Software you can also save movies in popular formats such as Quicktime or AVI, or you can save frames as JPEG or TIFF images. Easily email movies or frames to colleagues for collaboration.

An innovative new feature from Vision Research® called Image-Based Auto-Trigger may be installed as an option on your Phantom Miro eX2 camera. This feature allows the user to trigger the camera from motion detected in the live image. Learn more.

Phantom Miro eX2 Features
Maximum Resolution	640 x 480
Number of Pixels	307,200
Max. Frame Rate (fps) at Max. Resolution	10 – 1,240
Maximum Frame Rate (fps)	105,200 @ 32 x 16 resolution
Pixel Bit Depth	8-bits, 10-bit optional
Pixel Size	22 microns
Active Sensor Dimensions (W x H)	14.08mm x 10.56mm
Sensor ISO (12232)	4800 Mono, 1200 Color
Minimum Exposure Time	5 microseconds (1/200,000 second)
Shutter Type	Electronic, global
Internal Shutter for Auto/Remote CSR	No
Ethernet Connectivity	Yes
Image Based Auto Triggering	Yes, Standard
Triggering	Yes
Range Data	No
SAM-3 (Signal Acquisition Module – 3)	No
Strobe Sync	Yes
Sync Imaging / Frame Clocking	No
LCD Touch Screen Interface	Yes, 3-1/2" 640 x 480
Ready Out Signal	No
High-Speed (DRAM) Memory	1, 2, or 4 GB available
Non-volatile Memory	Type 1 CompactFlash
Lensing	1" C-mount
Power Supply	12 - 30 VDC, 12 W
DC Power / Battery	Removable, replaceable Li-Ion, 7.4V, BP-511
Hi-G	No
Preview, Focusing and Playback	Yes, via LCD screen or Phantom application
Video Out	PAL & NTSC
Pre/Post-Trigger Recording	Yes
CAR – Continuous Adjustable Resolution	Yes, 32 x 8
Frame Rate Profile	Yes, 5 user defined profiles within one cine
EDR – Extreme Dynamic Range	Yes
Selective Auto Exposure	Yes
Continuous Recording	No
Multi-Cine	Yes, up to 4
Cine Conversion	Yes, to Cine, Cine Compressed, Cine RAW, AVI, Multipage TIFF, MXF PAL, MXF NTSC, Quick Time, Windows BMP, OS/2 BMP, PCX, TGA, TIFF, LEAD, JPEG, JTIF, RAW, DNG, DP
Image Timestamp	Yes
Continuous Data Steaming	No
PIV – Particle Image Velocimetry	No
Memory Gate	No
Event Marking	No
Image Processing	Yes
Variable Speed Playback	Yes
Secondary IP Address	Yes
Software	Phantom application
Size (W x H )	11.2 x 8 cm; 4.4 x 3.4 3.1 in
Weight	1.5 lbs / 0.7 kg
Mounting	1/4-20 mounting holes
Active Cooling	Yes dual internal micro-fans
Operating Temperature	0° C - 50° C
Storage Temperature	-20° C - 70° C
Firmware Upload	Yes
SDK – System Developers Kit	Yes, contact tech support