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After 1991, Photron continued to manufacture and sell high-speed cameras into Asia. This new development produced a 256 pixel x 256 pixel x 4500 fps NMOS sensor which surpassed the fastest high-speed camera at that time, the Eastman Kodak SP2000 Motion analyzer (240 x 192 x 2000 fps). Photron advanced their sensor technology in 1990 by working with Kinki University in Japan on a new design based on a block readout multichannel NMOS architecture. Photron's early high-speed cameras were only available in Japan.

Photron name combines photon and electron, the fundamental process of creating electronic digital images from light. There is a mutual benefit between Photron and their parent company Imagica in sharing technology such as color science, broadcast expertise and image processing. Photron expanded into photo optics and electronic technologies including the manufacture of high speed digital cameras.

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Photron began manufacturing professional film, video and photo-instrumentation equipment in Japan. Photron is a business unit of IMAGICA Robot Holdings, Inc., The Imagica Robot Group started about 70 years ago at Kyoto Uzumasa, Japan, the center of the Japanese film industry, when it began film processing businesses such as film developing.

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