Super Resolution Imaging
Super-Resolution Microscopes Systems
IXplore SpinSR
Confocal Super Resolution for All Live Cell Samples
Achieve high-level super resolution 3D imaging down to 120 nm XY with the IXplore SpinSR confocal super resolution microscope. Its spinning disk system limits both phototoxicity and bleaching, providing imaging conditions conducive to live specimens. Easily switch between widefield, confocal, and super resolution as needed with a click of a button. The IXplore SpinSR can create accurate 3D reconstructions thanks to our high NA silicone immersion objective, which can minimize spherical aberration.
- Super resolution down to 120 nm XY resolution
- Prolonged cell viability in confocal time-lapse imaging due to less phototoxicity and bleaching
- Switch between widefield, confocal, and super resolution with one click
- Super resolution imaging with the world’s first plan apochromat objectives with a numerical aperture (NA) of 1.5*
* As of November 2018. According to Olympus research.
Abbelight SAFe Systems
Single Molecule Localization Microscopy
- Super Resolution at the molecular level, down to 10 nm
- Access a range of SMLM modalities and TIRF with one system
- Use as a standalone system, or add on to an existing widefield or confocal microscope
- Intuitive software and expert support to get meaningful results quickly
Super-Resolution Microscopy FAQs
What is super-resolution microscopy used for?
How can I improve my image resolution with Evident's super-resolution microscope solutions?
Since an objective’s resolution is determined by its emission wavelength and numerical aperture (NA), choosing a high NA objective lens is an effective way to improve imaging resolution. Evident X Line objectives and our A Line HR objective lens have higher numerical apertures.
To improve the resolution during 3D super resolution of live cells, minimizing spherical aberration due to refractive index mismatch is important. Our A Line silicone oil immersion objectives provide a close refractive index match to that of live cells, enabling brighter and higher resolution 3D imaging with minimal spherical aberration.