JAI’s New 45-megapixel Camera Delivers 8K Resolution at More Than 60 fps

SAN JOSE, CA – JAI has introduced the SP-45000-CXP4, a new 45-megapixel high performance industrial camera in the company’s Spark Series. The camera features a cutting-edge CMOS imager (with global shutter) capable of running at 65 frames per second in 8K TV resolution (7680 x 4320 pixels) or at 52 frames per second for full 8192 x 5460 (44.7 megapixels) 8-bit resolution. This makes it the fastest of any of the 40- to 50-megapixel industrial cameras currently on the market.


In addition to speed, the SP-45000-CXP4 delivers excellent image quality thanks to a dark noise rating of only 4.5 electrons, and a standard dynamic range of 67 dB. A special built-in High Dynamic Range (HDR) mode that uses a dual gain technique applied to a single captured image, boosts the dynamic range to 73 dB with a maximum frame rate of 30 fps. HDR output can be delivered in a 14-bit linear format, or in a knee-point compressed format at a bit depth of 8, 10, or 12 bits.


For lower-speed applications, image quality can be further enhanced by using the camera’s built-in frame integration capabilities to average up to 8 consecutive frames, thereby reducing shot

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Murder of Philadelphia rapper Phat Geez caught on surveillance video

PHILADELPHIA (CBS) – The shooting that killed Philadelphia rapper Phat Geez over the weekend was caught on surveillance video that shows a car the killer used.

Police are hoping the video will help them find the person or people responsible for the shooting.

The Ring camera surveillance video obtained by CBS News Philadelphia shows Geez, whose real name is Derrick Gant, exit a home and walk up to a parked car on the 1200 block of North Taney Street in Brewerytown.

Gant appears to be speaking to someone inside the car before getting into an argument with them. Seconds later, he was shot.

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A frame of the Ring camera surveillance video that shows rapper Phat Geez’s last moments before he was fatally shot on March 17, 2024 on Taney Street in Philadelphia.

CBS News Philadelphia


Hundreds of people showed up to The Met Philadelphia for Gant’s funeral services Wednesday morning.

The viewing was set to end around 11:30 am but continued longer due to the large crowd.

A family friend said that shows how much Phat Geez was loved in the city. Relatives said off camera that he didn’t deserve what happened to him, that he was the type of

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