Sunday, February 22, 2015
Sony Low-Cost Global Shutter Sensor
Sony IMX249 low-cost global shutter sensor has already appeared in Point Grey cameras. Now Sony publishes an official IMX249 flyer. There is a difference between Point Grey's announced speed of 41fps and Sony's official 30fps at full 2.35MP resolution. However, on the sample photograph Sony states 60fps for FHD resolution:
Hi, do you know if the IMX174 and/or IMX249 support a PIV (e.g. as possible with CCD but here with separate shutter time for each exposure and not the last shutter time equal to read out) like mode? There is a cryptic indication of this in the flyer with Hi, do you know if the IMX174 and/or IMX249 support a PIV (e.g. as possible with CCD but here with separate shutter time for each exposure and not the last shutter time equal to read out) like mode? There is a cryptic indication of this in the flyer mention 2 frame set mode...
ReplyDeleteWhat is the price ratio between IMX174 and IMX249 please?
ReplyDelete~50%
DeleteThe new IMX302 has double of the output lanes compared with the IMX249 and is priced in the middle between both. 3 sensors for three different markets.
ReplyDeletewhat is the pixel size of IMX302 please?
DeleteAlle three sensors uses the 5.86µm pixel.
DeleteHow do you know, it is a global shutter ? Is there a list somewhere ?
ReplyDeleteSony uses Pregius name for its global shutter devices.
DeleteThank you Vladimir. So there is no public camera with these sensors ?
DeleteSee Point Grey camera in the link inside the post.
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