By combining the attributes ofelectro-optic shuttering and pulsedlaser illumination in alarge format camera system, we have developed a multi-frame image converter camera with a laser illuminator that produces sequentialphotographs offast phenomena with very high resolution. The combination ofthe large size image plane (75 mm), short exposure time per frame (minimum 12-15 ns), and monochromatic laser illumination provides clear, sharp, front-lit images of surfaces and shapes with no degradation by luminous air shocks or motion blur. The unique modular design ofthe camera and the laser allow for a variety ofconfigurations and applications. The current camera system produces eight independent pictures or four stereo pairs. A Q-switched ruby laser with multiple pulse capability provides individual illumination for each frame. This system has photographed a variety of fast phenomena including the first stereo sequential photographs of the initial formation and early time history of high velocity shaped-charge jets.