Vision Research Expands Phantom Miro Camera Lineup with R-Series

R-Series is designed for harsh environments where the camera needs to be very resistant to deal with shocks, vibrations and extreme temperatures.

Vision Research, a manufacturer of high-speed digital imaging systems, has just expanded its line of Phantom Miro cameras with the addition of the Miro R-Series, the third generation in this range. R-Series is designed for harsh environments where the camera needs to be very resistant to deal with impacts and vibrations, as well as extreme temperatures.

Miro R-Series comes in the same four performance levels as other Miro bodies: 110, 310, 120 and 320S.

The new series is ideal for applications such as high-speed car testing, skidding, explosives research... Like other Miro models, R-Series features a rechargeable external battery (BP-U30 only) and the CineFlash maximum security data storage system.

It also includes flexible tools in both quantitative and qualitative analysis, and is compatible with Phantom RCU.

Main Specifications

• >100G impact, tested with 11ms waves, 30 times, 3 axes (without lens or internal shutter)
• Rantomic vibration of 25Grms; 20 Hz up to 2 KHz, all axes, 10 minutes/axis, in accordance with MIL-STD-810G
• -20C to +50 C operating temperature
• 0 – 15,240 meters of operational altitude
• Image-based self-timer
• Continuous recording
• Self-exposure
• Multi-Cinema Acquisition
• Gb Ethernet
• Rechargeable battery (Sony BP-U30) junction box compatibility

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