To record slight differences in a Giemsa stain, it’s important that your camera have excellent color reproduction. Since 100x is a typical magnification for this application, the number of megapixels is not essential.
*1 Frame rate may decrease depending on the condition of your PC, monitor resolution, and/or software. *5 Operatable with a USB 3.1 Gen1 (5 Gbps) connector, but framerate is decreased. Not available in the combination of cellSens Entry or DP2-TWAIN.
Focus Peaking manual focus assist OSIA - Olympus Smart Image Averaging (active noise reduction) *USB 3.1 Gen1 is compatible with USB 3.0
Focus Peaking manual focus assist OSIA - Olympus Smart Image Averaging (active noise reduction) *USB 3.1 Gen1 is compatible with USB 3.0
Cameras must have good sensitivity and low noise because strong excitation light can damage the sample. Although the signal yield is determined by simple physics (i.e., sensitivity × number of photons), some cameras, like the DP74, have a dedicated feature to shorten and simplify the fluorescence imaging process.
Brightfield
Brightfield
Accurate color reproduction is essential. Since modern microscope illumination is very bright, it’s rare to struggle with noise in brightfield images.
Phase Contrast/DIC
Phase Contrast/DIC
For phase contrast or differential interference contrast (DIC), the DP22 and DP27 have a color mode dedicated to imaging cultured cells.
Polarization
Polarization
Many cameras designed for brightfield observation also work well for polarization due to their accurate color reproduction, such as the DP27 and SC50.
Darkfield
Darkfield
Darkfield is the second darkest microscope observation method, so cameras with high sensitivity and low noise are essential. Many of our cameras, including the DP74, UC90, and SC50, feature special noise reduction image processing for excellent darkfield images.
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