Freefly - Camera

Wave-Camera-2TB

32,059.32 EUR 30,776.94 EUR

MFR-CODE: 950-00105

High speed Camera
CMOS Sensor Super-35 12.58MP
RAW 5.5:1 4K/2K up to 8Gbps
4K@422fps - 2K@1461fps
Global Shutter
Internal Battery - SSD 2TB
Continuous Capture
HDMI output Full HD

~~32,059.32 EUR~~ 30,776.94 EUR

Workflow
We designed Wave to be the most efficient high speed camera. It’s small, light, and insanely fast.

Unlimited Capture. Clip length limited only by SSD size.
No Trigger Setup. Push to record, push to stop.
Mōvi Pro Integration. Full control from 2500ft away.
Small. Light. Robust. The perfect little package.
1.5hr runtime. Low average power draw.
Non-Volatile. Solid State Recording Power-down safe.

Locking E Mount
Ultra lightweight locking E mount so you can adapt to anything.

GPIO. Sync/Trigger In and Out
Bluetooth + WiFi Connectivity
Simple Save. Never miss a shot again
RED Mount. Compatible with RED lens mounts
Locking E-mount. Adaptable to many lenses.
API Open to all innovators.
100% Warranty. Uptime is guaranteed.
IMU Data Embedded in each frame.
USB C SuperSpeed 5Gbps. Fast file transfer.

Imaging
A freight train of pixels

Resolution & Speed
Wave processes up to 3,774,873,600 pixels per second continuously using a lightweight 5:1 compression. It sets a new level of efficient imaging, consuming less than 5nJ/px, or 5mW/(Mpx/s).

RESOLUTION

MAX FRAME RATE
4K 4096x2176 422fps
2K 2048x1088 1461fps
MAX 2048x128 9259fps

Global Shutter
Say goodbye to rolling shutter artifacts. Wave uses a global shutter to capture the world as accurately as possible.

Scientific Applications - Wave can go even faster
By selecting a smaller frame size, Wave can shoot at up to 9,259fps for scientific applications. Users can also dial in exact frame rates or use external triggers to synchronize Wave to a rotating or vibrating subject to act as a visual oscilliscope.

Build
Wave is made of 6061 aluminum and features mouting hard points on all sides of the camera.

Adaptable
We built Wave to be flexible. Mount it in a Mōvi Pro, Fly it on an Alta X, or set it up as a crashcam in the tightest places.