On Friday, March 1st, a special screening and awards ceremony was held at AbelCine's New York location. The occasion was to announce the winner of the Miro High-Speed Inspiration Challenge, which began in July of last year. All five of the films were screened, and each team talked a bit about their inspiration and experiences working with the Miro camera. Jon Fauer, of Film and Digital Times, was the event's MC.

UPDATE: All the projects have now been submitted, and we are truly impressed with what each and every finalist has achieved. For more photos and updates about the films, visit our dedicated Miro Facebook page - we'll be posting one film each day next week, so be sure to check them out!

AbelCine and Vision Research are pleased to announce the finalists in the Miro High-Speed Inspiration Challenge.

LCD Touchscreen for Camera Control and Monitoring Added To Popular Miro Line of Small, Lightweight, Rugged Cameras

WAYNE, N.J. (September 4, 2012) -- Vision Research, a leading manufacturer of digital high-speed imaging systems, has upgraded its popular Phantom® Miro line of cameras to become a more portable high-speed camera. This upgrade is designed to make high-speed imaging more accessible through ease of use and a smaller form factor.

New York, NY - July 18, 2012 - AbelCine and Vision Research announced today the start of the "Miro High-Speed Inspiration Challenge". This contest was created so that image-makers from a broad range of disciplines would have the opportunity to work with the Phantom Miro M320S, a camera capable of super-slow motion cinematography.

Vision Research Introduces the Versatile Phantom Miro M320S Compact Digital High-Speed Camera New Phantom Miro M320S Designed for a Variety of Applications From Scientific Research to Creative Media WAYNE, N.J. (April 2, 2012) -- Vision Research, the leading manufacturer of digital high-speed imaging systems, presents the Phantom® Miro® M320S digital high-speed camera, which takes portable high-speed imaging to the next level by combining the lightweight, rugged design of Vision Research's latest Miro family with advanced features not found on any other camera in its class.

Vision Research Selected to Receive Academy Award® for Contributions to High-Speed Camera Technology Phantom® High-Speed Camera Is First Digital Cinema Camera Recognized by Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences

WAYNE, N.J., January 6, 2012 -- The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences® has selected four colleagues from Vision Research, a leading manufacturer of digital high-speed imaging systems, to receive Scientific and Engineering Academy Awards® for their contributions to the design and development of Phantom® high-speed digital cameras.