Comparison table: Presentation of a comparison list of CMOS cameras.

I have compiled a list of specifications for CMOS cameras that use Camera Link as their interface.

CIS is engaged in product development that pursues "compact," "high-speed," and "high-performance" characteristics. Cameras that adopt the Camera Link interface not only offer a lineup ranging from 300,000 to 25 million pixels but also come equipped with various features such as global shutter, defective pixel correction, shading correction, cursor display, horizontal and vertical inversion, external trigger, ROI, sequence functions, and subsampling, making them suitable for integration into various inspection devices. Please take a look at CIS's lineup of Camera Link cameras to find one that fits your application needs. For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.

• Color camera

Free list available! Various sensors suitable for your needs, including size and interface options.

At CIS, we offer a wide range of Full HD cameras equipped with our proprietary signal processing algorithm "Clairvu." Features of the ISP algorithm "Clairvu": - High image quality comparable to RAW development software - High-precision color correction - Fast and low-cost - Color correction - Automatic exposure control - Autofocus - Auto white balance - Support for gamma curves compliant with BT.709, BT.2020, and BT.2100 (HLG) For more details, please contact our sales department or download the catalog.

• Color camera

CMOS 2M High-Speed Monochrome 29mm Square Housing Power Over Camera Link

This is a high-speed camera with a Camera Link output that achieves a speed of 70fps at 2M resolution, with a cubic size of 29mm and a weight of approximately 50g.

• Color camera

CMOS VGA 500fps 29mm square size high-speed monochrome camera

This is a high-speed camera with a Camera Link output that achieves a speed of 500 fps, has a cubic size of 29mm, and weighs approximately 50g.

• Monochrome camera

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At the Osaka-Kansai Expo, the "K.L.V" (Kinetic Light Vision) displayed at the Shiga Prefecture booth in the Kansai Pavilion won the Gold Award in the Entertainment Space category of the "Japan Space Design Award 2025." For "K.L.V," our control controller was adopted to manage the translucent acrylic spheres suspended by wires. The control controller achieved control of 450 motors connected via EtherCAT at a cycle of 4 milliseconds. There is an actual video in the related links section. https://prtimes.jp/main/html/rd/p/000000018.000026058.html

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Tokyo, October 17, 2025 - (JCN Newswire) - Looking back at modern Tokyo from the perspective of the era once known as "Edo." It is a place that values a natural, modest demeanor, true elegance and sophistication, and an unpretentious style—where the aesthetic consciousness of "iki" was born. The Edo period lasted from around 1600 to 1868 and is known as a time of peace and stability, urbanization, economic development, and the maturation of arts and culture. In this episode of CNN's "POV," international correspondent Hanako Montgomery explores how contemporary Tokyoites inherit and breathe life into this modest and sophisticated spirit of "iki" through fashion, art, and poetry. POV Trailer: https://bit.ly/3KMJhR2 POV Images: https://bit.ly/3KYC5kB Broadcast times for the 30-minute special: October 18 (Saturday) at 1:30 PM (Japan Time) October 19 (Sunday) at 1:30 AM and 7:00 PM (Japan Time) October 20 (Monday) at noon (Japan Time)