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Partial Scan Mode
The partial scan is a function for outputting part of a whole image as a region of interest on the whole image. Only
rectangles can be selected. The screen cannot be cut in convex and L shapes.
You can select from the unit cells that are created from dividing the entire image into 16 rows and 16 columns.
Normal mode
1 block = 60 lines (XCI-SX100 and XCI-SX100C)
1 block = 30 lines (XCI-V100 and XCI-V100C)
Binning mode
1 block = 30 lines (XCI-SX100)
1 block = 15 lines (XCI-V100)
Note
The number of blocks in the horizontal direction of a
partial scan does not affect the frame rate.
However, be aware that the shutter speed has priority
and will affect the frame rate in cases where the shutter
is slower than the reciprocal of the frame rate. (The
frame rate will be equal to the reciprocal of the shutter
speed in such cases.)
Vertical (Vertical Direction)
Horizontal (Horizontal Direction)
Cutting by Partial scan mode
Number of blocks
in vertical direction
Frame rate
XCI-SX100, XCI-SX100C
XCI-V100, XCI-V100C
Normal
Binning (XCI-SX100 only)
Normal
Binning (XCI-V100 only)
16
30
60
91
180
15
32
63
96
188
14
34
66
102
198
13
36
70
109
208
12
39
75
116
220
11
42
80
125
234
10
45
86
134
249
9
49
92
146
266
8
55
100
160
286
7
61
110
176
309
6
69
121
197
332
5
79
135
222
369
4
92
152
256
408
3
112
174
301
456
2
141
204
366
518
1
191
247
466
599