High-Resolution Cameras
See the Smallest Detail in the Bigger Picture
Some inspection tasks require both a large field of view and exceptionally fine detail.
High-resolution industrial cameras enable precise inspection of small features and defects while covering large objects or surfaces—potentially reducing the number of cameras required for an inspection system.
Solutions with resolutions above 150 MP are available in monochrome and colour, combined with industrial high-speed interfaces for demanding imaging applications.
When Resolution Makes the Difference
Small Defect Detection
Identify fine structures and defects that lower-resolution imaging may miss.
Large Field of View
Inspect large objects or surfaces in a single image while maintaining high spatial detail.
Fewer Cameras
Cover more of the inspection area with each camera and potentially simplify the overall system architecture.
Find the Right High-Resolution Imaging Solution
More megapixels do not automatically mean a better inspection result.
Feature size, field of view, sensor format, pixel size, optics, working distance, illumination, interface bandwidth and processing requirements all need to work together.
Our broad range of high-resolution camera technologies supports demanding industrial and scientific imaging applications in monochrome and colour.
Resolution Is a System Question
The camera sensor is only one part of the image chain.
High-resolution imaging places equally high demands on optics, illumination, mechanical stability, data transfer and processing. Matching these elements correctly is essential to convert sensor resolution into useful image detail.
Typical Applications
Semiconductor & PCB Inspection
Detect fine structures, assembly defects and trace irregularities.
Flat Panel Inspection
Inspect large surfaces while maintaining high spatial resolution.
Packaging & Tray Inspection
Capture complete objects while resolving small features and defects.
Volumetric Capture
Acquire highly detailed image information for complex imaging systems.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need more megapixels or a different lens?
Higher resolution alone does not guarantee better inspection results—optics, illumination and working distance must match the sensor. Our experts help evaluate the complete imaging chain for your application.
Can high-resolution cameras reduce the number of cameras I need?
Yes. Covering a larger field of view at high resolution can reduce the number of cameras required, simplifying system architecture and integration.
Are high-resolution cameras available in colour?
Yes. Our portfolio includes high-resolution cameras above 150 MP in both monochrome and colour, combined with industrial high-speed interfaces.
Need More Detail Without Adding More Cameras?
Tell us the smallest feature you need to detect and the field of view you need to cover.