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    VFC-7000 “Flash Eye” HD Variable Frame Rate Camera

    Jan. 20, 2011
    Related To: FOR-A CORP.
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    The FOR-A VFC-7000 “Flash Eye” HD Variable Frame Rate Camera offers high-speed recording in full frame (1280x720) at up to 720 fps, and recording speed can vary from 125 fps to 700 fps (1280x720). Lightweight and easy to carry with its integrated handle, the VFC-7000 houses the camera head, main body, and recording component in one integrated structure, complete with an F lens mount or PL lens mount. With its high-sensitivity CMOS color sensor, it features an electronic high-speed shutter that can operate as fast as 1/200,000 second for filming fast subjects without blur. It also includes internal memory for nine seconds of recording (full frame).

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