Chronos Q12: APS-C Global Shutter at 2,313 fps, Ships Now

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Kron Technologies has released the Chronos Q12, its largest-sensor high-speed camera to date. The handheld unit shoots 2560x2016 at 2,313 fps full resolution, or up to 29,515 fps at a 128x32 window. The APS-C global shutter sensor has a 1.5x crop factor and 9µm pixels. Footage saves as 12-bit CinemaDNG RAW, TIFF, or H.264/H.265 to a built-in 1TB NVMe SSD, SD card, USB-C SSD, or network share. Buffer holds 5.7 seconds at full resolution on the 64GB model, 11.5 seconds on 128GB. Passive mounts cover C, E, F, EF, MFT, and PL glass.
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