Allied Vision adds new 12 Megapixel Manta to range

Allied Vision’s latest camera, the Manta G-1236B/G-1236C is a GigE Vision machine vision camera that incorporates Sony’s Type 1.1 (17.6 mm diagonal) IMX304 CMOS sensor with Pregius global shutter technology.
April 6, 2017 Read time: 1 min
Meet the new 12 Megapixel Manta G-1236

518 Allied Vision Technologies’s latest camera, the Manta G-1236B/G-1236C is a GigE Vision machine vision camera that incorporates Sony’s Type 1.1 (17.6 mm diagonal) IMX304 CMOS sensor with Pregius global shutter technology.

At full resolution the camera runs 9.7 frames per second and higher frame rates are possible with a smaller region of interest. Features include power over Ethernet, three look-up tables, sophisticated colour correction capabilities, a metal housing and many modular options.

Monochrome versions have B270 (ASG) protection glass and colour models are fitted with a Hoya C-5000 IR cut filter.

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