Leica Geosystems has recently come up with its latest edition RCD 105 medium format digital camera systems designed mainly for use with its ALS-series airborne LIDAR systems. The RCD 105 is made for “plug and play” connection to Leica systems with the help of 39 mega pixel.

“Worldwide, one in two airborne LIDAR owners supplies digital aerial photography as part of normal LIDAR survey operations. Until now, users had to rely on third-party camera solutions based on commercial 'pro photo' camera products. These previous camera systems can suffer from issues such as reliability and calibration instability. The Leica RCD105 is designed from the ground up as an airborne digital camera solution. It is completely integrated with the Leica ALS-series LIDAR products from mission planning to system operation to image processing,” says George Southard, Leica Geosystems’ Vice President Americas’ Digital Imaging.

The single camera is capable enough to record the data from two cameras heads and also allows instantaneous achievement of ordinary color and false-color infrared images. The customers can also find a lot more benefits through the airborne design like, full conformity with all appropriate airborne ecological provisions, shock, vibration and EMI.

The Leica RCD105 comes with an array of lenses so there is no hassle of color preference. The camera can easily set up with optimal presentation parameters for any given job through its fast frame rate. It also supports the user-replaceable shutter assembly and so you can reduce the need for off-site services. Buy the highly advanced Leica RCD105 medium format digital camera for the best results.