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"Motion" used to be the weakness of Progressive Scan cameras. Until recently they could only pick up 15 or less pictures per second. A low number of pictures per second often resulted in a disturbing strobe effect on the screen, whenever something was moved in the picture or when adjusting the zoom or iris.

The Progressive Scan Visualizers could always pick up at least 20 pictures per second, which is very important to show motion in good quality.

Visualizers have improved the technical standards for Progressive Scan cameras even more. All current Visualizer models can now pick up 30 pictures (frames) per second. There is almost no difference in the smoothness of motion, when compared to PAL/NTSC video cameras. But the resolution is much.

The portable Visualizers can be set up in seconds. A gentle tug lifts the arm and light into the working position. The user then needs only to turn the camera head to the desired viewing angle.

Just as easily, it folds back into its compact size with just one pull on the center ring, to be neatly stored during or after a presentation. When objects are too big to be placed on the working surface or need to be shown from the side (like glasses of liquids etc.), the camera head and the light of the portable Visualizers can be turned to accommodate them.



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