What means “binning”?
“Binning” is defined as reading neighbouring pixel and combining them directly from the CCD of the camera. Binning has an advantage in the following situation and may further be used in various applications. Relative binning mode per camera is described in each camera specification. — Low Light Operation: Combining neighboring pixel increases the area of the CCD. Increased image area achieves receipt of more light but lowers resolution. More signals within one pixel causes possible noise reduction. — High Frame Rate Operation : Vertical Binning accelerates the speed of CCD data transfer rate by combining multiple vertical line per single horizontal line of the CCD resulting a significant gain in frame rate. Vertical Binning Vertical binning combines CCD pixels neighboring vertically to a single pixel increasing light sensitivity of the camera. Since CCD acquire data horizontally, multiple lines are acquired in case of vertical binning which results significant speed gain. Thus the vert
