Video archive
uEye HDR Cameras (Episode 1) - Fundamentals |  When you use conventional CCD or CMOS sensors to capture scenes with a large dynamic range, often parts of the image will be overexposed. Image information in overexposed areas is completely lost.
In this video, we introduce a new uEye camera with an HDR sensor. This sensor is capable of capturing images with an impressive dynamic range of 120 dB. This it 1000 times as much as conventional sensors can deliver. |
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The uEye XS in Detail (Episode 2) - Face Detection |  The USB uEye XS features a digital signal processor which offers a lot of functions for image pre-processing. One of the most interesting functions is face detection. This video shows how to use face detection for reading our face position, size and viewing angle. It also shows how to set detected faces as reference area for auto exposure. |
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uEye HDR vs. CCD sensor - Lightbulb |  This video demonstrates the dynamic range of uEye HDR cameras. The left camera has an HDR sensor while the right model uses a conventional CCD sensor. Both cameras are looking directly into a lightbulb whose brightness changes continuously.
While the CCD sensor quickly produces overexposure and blooming, the HDR camera still shows all the details. |
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The uEye XS in Detail (Episode 1) - Auto Focus and Digital Zoom |  Our new USB uEye XS camera is not only very small, it´s also very easy to handle! After connecting the camera you get excellent images immediately.
It's so easy. In episode one we have a close look at the following features: Autofocus, Digital Zoom and the different resolutions up to 8 Megapixel. |
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HDR versus CCD |  Comparing a UI-1120ME-M HDR with a UI-2220ME-M CCD Camera |
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New: 10 Megapixel |  Don't miss even the smallest details - with our new 10 Megapixel sensor for USB and GigE uEye cameras. (1:09 min) |
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News 2010 |  We present our new products live from the IDS booth at the VISION show 2009 in Stuttgart. (3:43 min) |
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