A high-speed camera is an image capturing device that is equipped to capture frames exceeding 250 frames per second. The image exposure exceeds 1/1,000. High-speed cameras are mostly used to capture fast moving objects as images that are stored in storage devices. After they are stored, these images can be played back in slow motion.

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Modern high speed cameras are electronic and are either a CMOS active pixel sensor or a charged couple device (CCD) which typically captures 1,000 frames per second. Usually, high speed cameras can be segregated into four categories – high-speed film camera that captures to film, high-speed video cameras that record to electronic memory, high-speed framing cameras that record images on multiple planes or multiple locations on a single plane, and high-speed streak cameras which records line sized image series to electronic memory or film.

Major drivers of the global market for high-speed cameras include increased demand for light weight and small high-speed cameras. In addition, increased use of high speed cameras in media, entertainment, and sports is triggering market growth globally. Adoption of high-speed cameras in industrial manufacturing is another major driver. High cost of high-speed cameras is a major restraint hindering market growth globally. Longer time required for data transfer is another major restraint hindering market growth.

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Geographically, the global market for high-speed cameras is segregated into North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, Middle East & Africa, and Latin America.  North America is the most dominant region in the global high-speed camera market. Asia Pacific is forecasted to have the most rapid growth rate over the forecast period.

Major players of the market include Weisscam GmbH, 20/20 Hindsight (Monitoring Technology LLC), Integrated Design Tools, Inc., Optronis GmbH., Mikrotron GmbH, PCO AG, Vision Research Inc. (Ametek Inc.), NAC Image Technology, Inc., and Photron Ltd. among others.