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The FASTCAM NOVA R2 brings together unique CMOS image sensor technologies and extensive high-speed digital imaging expertise to provide a camera with the flexibility to be used in a wide variety of applications. The FASTCAM NOVA R2 offers 12-bit image recording rates up to 1,440 frames per second (fps) at 4-megapixel image resolution, and shutter speeds to 2.7µs. Recording rates to 100,000fps are available at reduced image resolutions. All of this available from a camera that is rugged, compact, lightweight and provides the best light sensitivity in its class.
Standard features of the FASTCAM NOVA R2 include an internal mechanical shutter to allow remote system calibration, memory segmentation that allows recording into one memory partition while downloading from another, and compatibility with a number of industry standard lens formats to allow the use of Nikon G-Type, C-mount and Canon EF lenses.
The FASTCAM NOVA R2 also features a “sealed body” design that prevents dust and corrosive particles from contaminating sensitive electronics.
An optional FASTDrive SSD can be used for the download of images at up to 1GB per second.
Intuitive and feature rich Photron FASTCAM Viewer (PFV) software is included with each FASTCAM NOVA R2 camera. Also included is a Photron Device Control SDK that allows integration of the camera with user-specific software, and libraries for controlling the camera within a MATLAB® or LabView environment.
| 2048 X 2048 @ 1,440 FPS | |
| 64 GB | |
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| 64GB | |
| 100,000 | |
| 2.7μs | |
| High Resolution | |
| Gigabit Ethernet | |
| 12-bit | |
| Yes | |
| 64GB: 10,895 frames at full resolution | |
| 8,000 | |
| 2,500 | |
| Global Electronic Shutter | |
| CMOS | |
| 10μm x 10μm |
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