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Resolution/Speed Chart (fps)
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Std | HQ | ||||
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2650 x1600
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1455
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725 | ||||
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1920 x 1080
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2570
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1275 | ||||
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1280 x 720
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5350
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2640 | ||||
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640 x 480
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10,750
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5285 | ||||
Based on Phantom imaging technology, the Flex camera extends the legacy of the groundbreaking Phantom HD – a camera that changed the world of high-speed imaging for television and motion picture production forever.
The Phantom Flex introduces new degrees of flexibility not available on any other digital cinema camera. And, it goes beyond HD and supports 4 megapixel imaging when the ultimate in image resolution is required.
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Phantom Flex Features
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| Maximum Resolution | 2560 x 1600 |
| Number of Pixels | 4,096,000 |
| Max. Frame Rate (fps) at Max. Resolution | 1455 fps in Standard Mode |
| Maximum Frame Rate (fps) | 280,000 fps @ 256 x 8 in standard mode |
| Pixel Bit Depth | 12-bit |
| Pixel Size | 10 microns |
| Active Sensor Dimensions (W x H) | 25.6 mm x 16.0 mm |
| Sensor ISO (12232) | 1200 ISO (measured using ISO 12232 SAT method) |
| Minimum Exposure Time | 1us in Standard mode, shutter angle / minimum exposure is dependent upon both speed and resolution when in HQ mode |
| Shutter Type | Global Electronic |
| Internal Shutter for Auto/Remote CSR | Yes |
| Ethernet Connectivity | Gb Ethernet |
| Triggering | Circular buffer with on-camera, remote, or software trigger |
| Image-Based Auto-Trigger | No |
| Sync Imaging / Frame Clocking | Yes, Dedicated frame-sync BNC; Can be master or slave |
| High-Speed (DRAM) Memory | 16GB or 32GB |
| Non-volatile Memory | Using the on-camera CineMag capability, shoot, save, and securely offload a 16GB cine in about 16 seconds versus 16 minutes via Gb Ethernet. Maximize your shot time using the Phantom CineMag to record multiple back-to-back shots |
| Lensing | PL mount standard, Canon EOS, manual Nikon, optional Adapter for 2/3 lenses available |
| Power Supply | 100-240V DC, 120W supply included |
| DC Power | Two 24VDC power inputs to allow for “hot swapping" power |
| Battery / DC Power |
20-36V DC |
| Hi-G | No |
| Preview, Focusing and Playback | Via Phantom Camera Control software or Video Out |
| Video Out | 2 x 4:2:2 HD-SDI video ports, can be configured as dual-link 4:4:4 video (4:4:4 not available at 60fps video formats) |
| Pre/Post-Trigger Recording | Yes |
| CAR – Continuous Adjustable Resolution | Yes, 256 x 8 |
| Frame Rate Profile | Yes |
| EDR – Extreme Dynamic Range | No |
| Selective Auto Exposure | No |
| Multi-Cine | Yes, up to 63 |
| 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 |
| Continuous Recording | Yes |
| Image Timestamp | Yes |
| Continuous Data Steaming | TBA |
| Secondary IP Address | Yes |
| CineMag Compatible | Yes, CineMag interface has field-replaceable pin array assembly |
| Software | Phantom Camera Control, Phantom Video Player, Phantom Cine Panel |
| Size (W x H) | 12.25 x 5.5 in (L x W); 31.1 x 14 cm |
| Weight | 10.5 lbs., 4.75 kg |
| Mounting | Mounting: Two ¼-20 and three 3/8-16 mounting holes on the bottom of the camera body, with additional mounting points on right side panel |
| Active Cooling | Yes |
| Temperature | 0°C to 40°C |
| Humidity | 8% to 80% |
| Shock | 30G, half sine wave, 11 ms, 10 times all axes (without CineMag or lens) |
| Vibration | 25G, 5-500 Hz, all axes without CineMag |
| Firmware Upload | Yes |
| SDK – System Developers Kit | Yes |
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