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Phantom Miro C110 Camera Manual
The Miro C110 is available with 8GB of internal high-
speed memory.
The Miro C110 uses a CMOS sensor available in color or
monochrome.
The 5.6 micron (μm) pixels provide a sensitivity, measured
using the ISO 12232 SAT method, of ISO 5,000T; 2,500D
for monochrome cameras, and 640T; 640D for color
cameras (adjustable).
Each pixel has a bit-depth of 12-bits yielding 4,095 gray
levels with high dynamic range.
Sensor resolution is 1280 x 1024 pixels “wide-screen”
format. The rectangular shape of the 1.3 Mpx sensor
allows the user to keep moving objects in the frame
longer and is compatible in aspect ratio with modern
display technology. The physical size of the sensor is
7.168 mm x 5.7344 mm (9.18mm diagonal).
The camera has a global electronic shutter, with
minimum exposure time of 5μs.
Multi-Cine: The internal memory of the Miro C110 can
be partitioned into as many as 63 segments for shorter
recordings, back-to-back, without missing any action.
Image-Based Auto-Trigger (IBAT): The Miro C110 can
detect changes in an image which can be used to trigger
the camera (or even a number of cameras), making it easy
to record unpredictable events.
Continuous Recording: Automatically save cines from
internal camera memory to external storage, without user
intervention.
Memory Gate: An input signal which, when activated,
prevents the storage of the sensor produced image-data,
by disabling write-access to memory.
Event Marking: Primarily used to tag events of significance
during recording, to make it easier to jump from one event
to the next during playback, along with easing the process
of performing timing measurements of a recorded Cine.
Sensor Characteristics
Image Storage
Advanced Features