Getting the most out of it's 4 megapixel Orion II sensor was IDT's success in creating the Y5. Setting the region of interest to its maximum to gather data from each pixel in the 2336 x 1728 array will nonetheless net speeds up to 730 frames per second, allowing super slow motion footage and maximum coverage to pick the perfect frame in post.

With the Motion Studio software, camera operators can narrow the region of interest to focus solely on images set in the desired aspect ratios and resolutions for even greater frame rates, up to 1000 fps for HD standard 16:9 1920 x 1080. With the option to mount lenses compatible with 16mm and 35mm cameras, users of film and higher end digital video have the option to match the image to their desired format, and with Nikon and Canon mounts, music video, advertising and other innovators utilizing advancements in DSLR and other digital systems are also considered.

Among its various outputs, the Y5 offers HDMI support ensuring that the image can be scrutinized at the full resolution before, during and after the shot is taken. Custom accessories are available to make certain that the setup looks as professional as the resulting image, yet the camera itself will withstand the same hazards as those designed for industrial tests, setting it apart as a camera that can film what others can't, making it well-suited for monitoring tests of or research into extremely detailed subjects as well as the perfect choice for conversion into HDiablo for cinematic high speed at 2K resolution.

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