IL5

Description

• Performance to fit – With four models from SVGA (800 x 600) to QSXGA (2560 x 2048), there is an IL5 that is right for your needs. All models use an advanced 5 Megapixel sensor that produces remarkably clean images at all resolutions. Binning and sub-sampling features of the sensor give it great flexibility and sensitivity.
• FasFire Mode – Ultra-fast save times to the onboard media while recording high-speed bursts of hundreds or even thousands of images at a time, the IL5 is always ready for the next high-speed snapshot!
• Flexible Control – The IL5 can be controlled over Gigabit Ethernet via Fastec FasMotion software on your PC or Mac or via the built-in web interface with your favorite web browser on your PC, Mac, tablet, or even your smartphone.
• Multiple Storage Options – The IL5 features both a USB port and an SD port for quick and easy image downloads to USB flash drives, SD cards, or portable hard drives. The optional built-in SSD (solid state drive) provides up to 1TB of lightning-fast non-volatile internal storage.
• High-Performance Image Transfer – FasMotion camera control, running on a PC or Mac makes workflow a breeze with image transfer rates of up to 90MB/sec, depending on image size, file type, and computer performance.
• Long Record Option – With recording speeds of over 200 frames per second at HD 1080p resolution and 1562 fps at VGA resolution to the built-in SSD, the Fastec IL5 lets you see what you have been missing with normal-speed video. Unlike traditional high-speed camera systems that only record for a few seconds and require careful triggering, the Fastec IL5 with LR option can record at high speed for many minutes at high resolutions, to many hours at reduced resolutions.
• FasCorder mode – Operate the camera as you would a common camcorder! This
  intuitive Long Record feature allows you to record and pause as needed to follow the
  action, stop recording and review what you have, and then append additional footage
  at will, even after a power cycle. Choose between Record on Command (ROC), which records varying length clips, or Burst Record on Command (BROC), which records fixed-length clips. In Playback, all of the recordings are browsable on the timeline. You may play or scrub through them continuously or jump to the beginning of each, making it easy to find the footage you wish to view.