Global exposure camera modules are widely used in many fields, mainly including the following aspects:
Industrial Inspection: In industrial production, global exposure camera modules are used for high-precision inspection scenarios such as dimensional measurement, 3D measurement and object contour scanning, surface defect detection, etc. For example, when measuring the pitch of electronic chip pins, a global exposure camera can ensure that all pins are photographed at the same time, thereby reducing measurement errors and improving accuracy. In addition, when shooting under stroboscopic light or strong light conditions, the global exposure camera can ensure uniform brightness and clarity of the image, making it suitable for high-speed production lines and complex 3D reconstruction tasks.
Astrophotography: The global exposure camera can reduce blur caused by the motion of celestial bodies when photographing fast-moving celestial bodies such as meteors and satellite transits, capturing clearer images. This is very important for astronomy enthusiasts and researchers.
High-speed motion scenes: Global exposure cameras can significantly reduce or eliminate motion blur and rolling shutter effects, making them suitable for shooting high-speed motion such as sports events, racing, air shows, wildlife, etc. It can ensure that the captured images are clear and smooth.
Scenes with large light changes: In environments with rapidly changing light, such as stage performances, outdoor sunrises and sunsets, etc., global exposure cameras can provide consistent picture brightness and color changes, reducing picture inconsistencies caused by differences in exposure time. sex.
Drone and aerial photography: Since the shooting platform itself is in high-speed motion, using a global exposure camera can reduce image blur caused by platform movement and ensure that the captured ground or aerial scenes are clear and stable.
Scientific Research and Machine Vision Systems: In the fields of scientific research and industrial inspection, global exposure cameras are used for quality control and fault detection in automated production lines, ensuring that accurate and clear images are captured on fast-moving objects. In addition, the global exposure camera can also solve the problem of collecting original high-definition materials, output continuous, high-quality pictures, and support intelligent video surveillance solutions.
