The Chronos Q12 High-Speed APS-C Camera Shoots Nearly 7,500 FPS
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The Chronos Q12 High-Speed APS-C Camera Shoots Nearly 7,500 FPS
Kron Technologies has announced the Chronos Q12, a high-speed camera designed to capture up to 2.5K resolution at extremely fast frame rates for situations where the company says capturing the right moment with the right level of detail is critical.
Kron Technologies Chronos Q12 Launched – 2,313 fps at 2560 × 2016, APS-C Global Shutter, 12-Bit CinemaDNG
Kron Technologies has released the Chronos Q12, a handheld high-speed camera that records 2560 × 2016 at up to 2,313 fps and climbs to 29,515 fps at its smallest window. It is the largest-sensor Chronos to date, built around a 9 µm pixel pitch APS-C global shutter, and it ships with a passive mount system that covers C, E, F, EF, MFT, and PL glass. Here is what the spec sheet says, and where the trade-offs sit. The Chronos Q12 is the fourth came…
Chronos Q12 APS-C Global Shutter Camera Announced: 5,148 FPS at 1080p for $19,995 - Y.M.Cinema Magazine
Kron Technologies has officially announced the Chronos Q12, a high-speed camera capable of recording 5,148 frames per second at 1920 × 1080. The camera uses an APS-C global-shutter sensor and starts at $19,995. The Q12 is not about shooting 4K or 5K slow motion. Its main purpose is different: pushing frame rates extremely high while maintaining usable resolutions. And at Full HD, more than 5,000 FPS is a serious number. We first covered the Q12 …
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