Sony ILX-LR1 Industrial Camera

Sony ILX-LR1 Industrial Camera Overview

Sony ILX-LR1 Industrial Camera is designed to capture stunning 4K imagery while remaining light enough to install onto a drone or industrial equipment. It weighs under 9 oz and features an interchangeable E-mount to utilize a wide range of lenses. Despite its small size, Sony ILX-LR1 accommodates numerous controls, HDMI and USB-C outputs, an SD card slot, and terminal power and remote control options.

Easy to Install and Integrate

The ILX-LR1 is ideal for inspection, investigation, surveying, and mapping even though it's significantly lighter than conventional Alpha cameras. The most important thing it's not required to have a viewfinder and external controls.

High-Resolution Sensorc

The camera's full-frame back-illuminated Exmor R CMOS image sensor with approximately 61MP offers extraordinary sensitivity, resolution, and dynamic range. Operating in real time, the advanced BIONZ XR image processing engine delivers natural gradations and realistic colors with low noise for stills and movies. With high resolution, low noise, and wide dynamic range imagery, the ILX-R1 can reveal the finest details like small scratches and cracks. A wide ISO range of 100-32000 allows the camera to operate in most daylight conditions.

Light, Adaptable Design

The ILX-LR1 is designed for industrial applications that have no need for a conventional camera body, sporting a lightweight and compact design. The lower weight means longer flight times and compatibility with smaller drones, allowing high-altitude shooting jobs to be completed quickly. A 3 fps continuous shooting capability, which is suitable for drone mapping, enables rapid completion of high-altitude shooting.

Wide Selection of E-Mount Lenses

The ILX-LR1 is an interchangeable lens camera, compatible with a wide range of E-mount lenses. Whatever the nature of the shot, you can select the most appropriate lens, including medium telephoto lengths. With an approx. Using a 61MP full-frame image sensor, a single picture taken from a high altitude can replace several pictures from a lower-resolution camera.