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A video photometer differs
from traditional photometers by utilising a multi-element, two-dimensional
detector - most typically, a CCD. This gives the video photometer
the ability to take a "snapshot" of the target and then
perform photometric analysis of the captured image. Tasks such as
display uniformity can be completed in a fraction of the time with a
video photometer in place of a more traditional instrument because
several "measurements" can be performed simultaneously on a
captured image.
Like traditional
"spot" photometers, the detector spectral response of Video
Photometers is filtered to match the CIE Photopic response function
for accurately weighted photometric measurements.
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Research developed the first commercially available video photometer
over 15 years ago. We are proud to introduce our newest and most
advanced video photometer - the PR-920
Digital Video Photometer (DVP). The heart of the new PR-920 is a
thermoelectrically cooled, scientific grade 1024 x 1024 element
digital CCD camera which helps to make it the most accurate,
sensitive and repeatable video photometer in its class.
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The PR-905
is the low cost solution to your CCD photometer applications and
features many of the same capabilities of the PR-920 at a fraction of
the price. The PR-905 provides high accuracy photometric and spatial
measurements while staying within today's shrinking budgets.
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