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Webinar: Versatility of the New Dragonfly S Camera Series

Teledyne’s new SWIR line scan camera enables defect detection beyond the visible

Teledyne DALSA, a Teledyne Technologies [NYSE:TDY] company and global leader in machine vision technology, is pleased to announce its first short-wave infrared (SWIR) line scan camera for machine vision. The new Linea SWIR features a cutting-edge InGaAs sensor in a compact package suitable for a variety of applications including food and packaged good inspection, recycling, mineral sorting and solar and silicon wafer inspection.

Using the Silent Installer for the Spinnaker SDK

Recognizing the importance of efficient deployment, the Spinnaker SDK includes a silent installer, a specialized tool that significantly simplifies the installation process, especially in complex environments with multiple systems or automated workflows.

What is the maximum frame rate of a Bumblebee?

This article describes the maximum frame rate of the Bumblebee stereo vision system, and the factors that may affect this frame rate.

When does a change to a camera setting take effect?

This article applies to all of our imaging products.

Where can I find the latest End User License Agreements for your Software Development Kits (SDK)?

Download our End User License Agreements for information on distribution and licensing limitations.

Which frame grabbers and cables can I use with my Camera Link camera?

This article provides information about frame grabbers and cables that have been qualified to work with the Gazelle Camera Link camera.

Why is my image darker in the corners?

A darkening of the corners of an image relative to its center is likely a result of vignetting. This article describes vignetting and potential remedies.

Windows 8.1 users may experience crashes with a GigE filter driver while in low power mode

This article explains how Windows 8.1 users with the Point Grey GigE Filter driver installed may experience a system crash.

Windows Aero theme may interfere with FlyCapture2 image display

It is recommended that the Windows Aero theme not be used when running FlyCapture2.

Can 32-bit applications communicate with cameras on 64-bit operating systems?

Applications built using the 32-bit versions of the following SDKs: Spinnaker SDK (all versions) FlyCapture SDK (version 1.8.1.13 and newer) Ladybug SDK (version 1.4.0.1 and newer

Change Windows default camera driver search location to avoid start-up delays

When you first connect your FireWire or USB camera to a Windows computer, the computer searches for the required camera driver. If you are using a PGRUsbCam or PGRCam driver, the computer searches Windows Update for a driver before searching the host computer where the driver is installed. This additional search causes a delay when enumerating and starting the camera.