The hr51 with a pixel size of 4.6 µm can replace these cameras 1:1 with similar pixel size and sensor dimensions mostly with the same lens or enables the use of extremely economical lens alternatives. Users benefit from nearly double the resolution (8,424 x 6,032 pixels) at more than double the frame rate of up to 30 fps, as well as the advantages of fast CoaXPress 6 or 10GigE editing points. As a special feature, SVS-Vistek has implemented a new type of image optimization for the Gpixel CMOS sensor used in the hr51. It provides images with excellent homogeneity, detail and dynamic range.

If the application requires a square sensor, SVS-Vistek's new hr49 is the right choice: with a resolution of 7,008 x 7,000 pixels, 3.2 µm pixels and a speed of 17 frames/s (10GigE), it cuts a fine figure and is compatible with very many lenses on the market. The hr65 has the highest resolution of 65 megapixels of the three new introductions with 9,344 x 7,000 pixels. Despite its high resolution, it uses large pixels of 3.2 µm and therefore enables the use of many commercially available lenses. According to the manufacturer, SVS-Vistek's hr65 is currently the most affordable 65 megapixel camera with global shutter in APS-C format. Like its little sister hr49, it achieves 17 fps with its 10GigE interface.