The CRYSTA NOVA P16 is the newest Photron release, a high-speed polarization imaging camera built to detect internal stress in transparent and semi-transparent materials with remarkable precision. It offers real-time visualization and high-frame-rate recording, making it a valuable asset for researchers and engineers working with fragile or dynamic materials, and supports process evaluation across multiple industries.
The demand for accurate, high-resolution video analysis continues to grow across research and industrial sectors. The Photron FASTCAM Orion S40 answers that demand with advanced imaging performance, offering high speed and clarity in one system. Capable of capturing 31,250 frames per second (fps) at full resolution, this camera is built for researchers and engineers who rely on precise measurements and reliable data.
Cavitar, known for its precision-engineered illumination lasers based on diode laser technology, has announced the release of its second-generation CAVILUX laser illumination systems. These new systems build on more than 20 years of engineering experience and are designed to meet the growing demands of high-speed imaging and industrial monitoring.
Finding the proper camera settings and accessories for macro videography is much more a process of trial and error, but there are some factors to consider. Macro lenses and microscope optics will have very shallow depth of field and possibly required powerful illumination for ultra-high speed events such as shockwaves, crack propagation, cavitation in bubbles, and explosions.