Point Greyish, one of the biggest and most modern producers of business camcorders for machine perspective, bioscience, traffic, and GIS programs, today releases a modern new style to its popular range of Flea3 USB 3.0 digital cameras. This new style harnesses the information abilities of USB 3.0 by providing 4096 x 2160 shade pictures at 21 FPS (185 MByte/s) in an ice-cube scaled, low-cost program.
"This digital camera is our newest innovation; we loaded a top excellent 8.8 MP, 4K2K indicator into the Flea3 and did it at an irresistible price-point."
The FL3-U3-88S2C functions Sony's new IMX121 indicator with "Exmor R" back-illuminated CMOS structure. By increasing huge performance and decreasing disturbance, "Exmor R" increases understanding and powerful range for distinct, high-quality shade pictures. The amazing 4K2K quality along with the ease of USB 3.0 and the digital camera's small size makes the new Flea3 appropriate for a variety of great excellent shade programs such as automated visual examination, ophthalmology, entertaining media, and transmitted.
"Since indicating the first USB 3.0 digital camera last year, Point Grey is constantly force the limitations of image resolution technology," describes Eileen Gibbons, Home of Sales and Marketing. Mr. Gibbons contributes, "This digital camera is our newest innovation; we loaded a top excellent 8.8 MP, 4K2K indicator into the Flea3 and did it at an irresistible price-point."
Point Grey's Flea3 digital camera range actions just 29 x 29 x Thirty millimeters and provides a unique set of functions devoted to increasing USB 3.0 stability, along with a 32 mb shape buffer; on-camera power, heat range, and position monitoring; and in-field updatable firmware. The digital camera also provides shade interpolation, look up table, gamma modification, and pixel binning performance.
The Flea3 FL3-U3-88S2C-C (color) style is list priced at USD $945 and is available to order now from Point Grey and its network of suppliers.