A wide range of affordable solutions with diversified live resolution for clear and crisp images to be combined via USB, HDMI or Wi-Fi ensuring smooth and productive teaching experiences on PC,
tablets, projectors and other devices. These models can also being used for basic requirements in
laboratories adn industries. Compatible with any microscope brand, thanks to the projection lens
and rings (included in most of the cases).

An impressive offering compatible with any microscope brand to ensure the highest performance available for routine applications in professional environments, with USB, HDMI, 4K, Wi-Fi connections. Images and videos will be of the highest quality and rich in contrast and detail with the top-class SONY sensors, worldwide recognized, ensuring beautiful true-to-life color and delivering incredibly accurate colors just as you see them. The compact and elegantly designed housing conceals the very latest in camera technology. A wide range of affordable solutions with diversified live resolution for clear and crisp images to be combined via USB, HDMI or Wi-Fi ensuring smooth and productive teaching experiences on PC, tablets, projectors and other devices. These models can also being used for basic requirements in laboratories adn industries.
Compatible with any microscope brand, thanks to the projection lens and rings (included in most of the cases).

In order to detect the often low levels of fluorescence emitted by specimess, cameras used in fluorescence microscopy must have particular features, including high sensitivity and low noise, in order to capture as many photons as possible. These cameras are typically equipped with CCD sensor, although nowadays there is always a larger selection of scientific-grade CMOS. Monochrome cameras are usually more suited to fluorescence imaging as they do not have a colour filter array, and enable more photons to reach the sensor, increasing their sensitivity very significantly compared to the color sensors. The most indicated camera depends case by case, as it is of fundamental importance to consider the sample being imaged, the fluorochromes used, the required frame-rate, field of view, resolution and sensitivity. All these elements drive to the selection of the right camera for a specific use.