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High-end 8 Megapixel 1394 camera for still imaging

The Oscar F-810C is an excellent camera for sophisticated still imaging. It includes a frame readout Sony CCD sensor.

  • ICX456
  • B/W signal out of luma interpolation (Y = 0.3R + 0.6G + 0.1B)
  • B/W signal out of R, G or B channel information

Benefits of the b/w output interpolation modes:

  • In some applications, such as ophthalmology with contrast input, only one color is needed for evaluation.
  • For applications with monochromatic lighting, noise can be reduced by using only the respective color channel instead of the fully interpolated luma signal.
  • The Oscar can use the three primary colors (R, G and B) separately and output them in a reduced data monochrome mode.
Oscar F-810
Resolution 3272 x 2469
Max frame rate at full resolution 3 fps
Type CCD Progressive
Interface IEEE 1394a - 400 Mb/s, 1 port
A/D 12 bit
Output 12 bit
Sensor Size Type 2/3
Sensor Sony ICX456
Cell size 2.7 µm
On-board FIFO 32 MB
Body Dimensions
(L x W x H in mm)
72.5 x 44 x 44 mm including connectors, w/o tripod and lens

Oscar cameras include several image pre-processing functions (all real-time). The below mentioned functions are performed by the camera's FPGA  – with no additional load on the CPU.

  • Auto/one push white balance
  • Auto gain
  • Auto shutter
  • LUT, gamma
  • Color correction
  • Hue, saturation
  • Sharpness
  • Shading correction
  • High SNR mode (up to 24 dB better signal to noise ratio)
  • Image mirror
  • Binning (2 x)
  • Sub-sampling

The Oscar F-810C comes with outstanding benefits for microscopy and ophthalmology applications. Besides that, it is particularly suited for applications that require a very detailed image and excellent color reproduction, even in low light situations. Its fast preview mode makes optimal object positioning and illumination easy.

  • Microscopy
  • Ophthalmology
  • Science and Research
  • Life Science
  • Still imaging with high demands for excellent color reproduction
  • Imaging applications which require separate R, G or B output (full pane)