The Phantom T2110 is there, the camera filming at 480,000 images per second and defies time

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The Phantom T2110 camera: more than 480,000 frames per second.

The Phantom T2110 camera: more than 480,000 frames per second.

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The company Phantom has just unveiled a new high speed camera, the T2110. It is equipped with a backlit BSI CMOS sensor displaying a definition of 1280 x 800 pixels, slightly more than HD resolution. Each pixel is enormous and measures 18.5 µm! For comparison, 1 pixel of the sensor that equips the new Canon Eos R5 II measure 4.39 µm. The T2110 sensor measures 23.7 x 14.8 mm, which corresponds to APS-C format.

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The new Phantom T2110.

The new Phantom T2110.

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The recording durations are also very limited. Count 8 seconds at most with the highest pace, in 12 bits for a definition of 1280 x 800 pixels. This recording period is reached only with maximum internal storage capacity, namely 256 GB (internal ROM).

The T2110 is offered as standard in Nikon F Reflex frame, but can be adapted to other frames on the market, such as Canon Eos Reflex, Ciméa PL mount and the C or M42 mounts.

This new high speed camera is a tool designed mainly for scientific research and industry. It makes it possible to make extremely powerful slow motion of ultra-fast actions. There are other models from Phantom, with less extreme rates and higher definitions that are also used in the advertising world. The price of the T210 is not public.

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