The Imaging Source has begun series production on four new cameras featuring Sony's Polarsens™ 5.1 MP global-shutter CMOS image sensors (IMX250MZR/ IMX250MYR). These sensors capture visual data which cannot be obtained using other standard monochrome and color sensors. Sony's Polarsens technology uses four-directional (0°, 45°, 90°, 135°) nanowire micro-polarizers placed in front of each 2x2 pixel array (calculation unit) to deliver multi-directional polarized images. Many materials, such as plastics, glass, metals and liquids display intrinsic polarization properties. The sensors' polarization filters make use of this to visualize material stress and surface scratches as well as to reduce unwanted glare, improve edge detection or to enhance contrast in low-contrast materials. The supplied IC Measure software supports various methods of processing the 2x2 pixel arrays. The 5.1 MP cameras are available as color and monochrome variants with either a GigE (max. 24 fps) interface or a faster USB 3.0 interface (max. 75 fps).

New 5 MP Polarization Cameras: A New Tool in Industrial Imaging The Imaging Source has begun series production on four new cameras featuring Sony's Polarsens™ 5.1 MP global-shutter CMOS image sensors (IMX250MZR/ IMX250MYR). These sensors capture visual data which cannot be obtained using other standard monochrome and color sensors. Sony's Polarsens technology uses four-directional (0°, 45°, 90°, 135°) nanowire micro-polarizers placed in front of each 2x2 pixel array (calculation unit) to deliver multi-directional polarized images. Many materials, such as plastics, glass, metals and liquids display intrinsic polarization properties. The sensors' polarization filters make use of this to visualize material stress and surface scratches as well as to reduce unwanted glare, improve edge detection or to enhance contrast in low-contrast materials. The supplied IC Measure software supports various methods of processing the 2x2 pixel arrays. The 5.1 MP cameras are available as color and monochrome variants with either a GigE (max. 24 fps) interface or a faster USB 3.0 interface (max. 75 fps). Learn more Intro to HALCON HDevelop Oct. 23 & Nov. 6, 2019 Intro to MERLIC Oct. 16, 2019 Machine Learning in HALCON Oct. 24 & Nov. 7, 2019 AI Revolutionizes Markerless Pose Extraction [Researchers] are tracking behavioral events and corresponding brain activity using high-speed videography provided by The Imaging Source DMK 37BUX287 cameras... Learn more Services OEM Optimized solutions for custom cameras and software Free Trial Evaluate our industrial cameras and software for free. Eight New 1.1" Macro Lenses Field of Coverage: 1/3" - 1.1", Magnification: 0.3x to 8.5x Converters Video-to-USB 2.0 and SDI-to-USB 3.0 Filters IR-cut, bandpass and contrast-enhancing filters Grabbers PCI and PCI Express video grabber About The Imaging Source Established in 1990, The Imaging Source is one of the leading manufacturers of industrial cameras, frame grabbers and video converters for production automation, quality assurance, logistics, medicine, science and security. Legal | Contact | Unsubscribe © 2019 The Imaging Source