Vision Research Phantom Flex4K, Manual

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Chapter 6: Phantom Software
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Set Time: Synchronizes the time stamps embedded in the
recorded image data to the computer’s clock.
Bit Depth:
The Flex4K camera operates in 12-bit mode
only.
Partitions: Select the number of desired partitions (evenly
divided memory segments) from the ‘Partitions’ pull-down
menu. For basic camera setups, this should be set to one.
Lens Control:
Will be available for Canon EF lenses only,
for control of aperture and focus.
Backup & Restore: Allows for user settings to be saved
and recalled from the camera’s memory.
Resolution:
Set the camera’s acquisition resolution.
Only resolutions that are 4096 or 2048 pixels across are
available from this menu. Cropped resolutions are set
using the ‘Crop and Resample’ menu in Image Tools.
More information can be found in the Support section of
this manual.
Sample Rate: Set the acquisition frame rate in frames-
per-second (FPS).
Exposure Time (shutter):
Set the exposure time in
degrees, microseconds, or percentage (this depends on
how the PCC preferences are set).
EDR (Extreme Dynamic Range): Not available with the
Flex4K.
Exposure index:
This is a reference display of the EI
value in relation to the Image settings.
CSR (Current Session Reference): Closes the camera’s
internal shutter and resets the black point of every pixel
for optimal image quality.
Image Range and Trigger Position:
The slider
represents the memory buffer, with the ‘Duration’
indicated in seconds and the total number of frames
available.
Camera Settings
& Cine Settings
Camera Settings are used
to set and recall the overall
camera system parameters.
Cine Settings are used to set
the capture parameters.