Digital Cameras

Evident continues to reimagine, manufacture, and advance world-class microscope cameras, and our commitment remains unaffected by Olympus’ past divestiture of its consumer camera division.

Our digital microscope cameras allow you to capture high-quality images of samples. High resolution enables crisp, live images to be displayed at full resolution, offering clear observation and real-time focusing. Our digital microscope cameras are designed exclusively for use with microscopes. Providing seamless compatibility with both our microscopes and image analysis software systems, our digital microscope cameras offer high live frame rates at full resolution. Combined with PRECiV image analysis software, you can build an effective analysis station for acquiring microscope images, filtering, measuring, documenting, and archiving.

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Digital Cameras for Microscopes

DP75 Digital Camera for Microscopes

Make your microscope inspections more efficient with the powerful DP75 digital microscope camera. This high-performance tool is tailored for a range of applications and enables you capture high-resolution brightfield, darkfield, MIX (brightfield and darkfield), polarization, DIC, fluorescence, and near-infrared (NIR) observation* images.

LC35 Digital Camera for Microscopes

The LC35 digital microscope camera provides cost-effective brightfield images for a range of samples under different observation conditions. With a 3.5-megapixel CMOS sensor, and up to 40 fps frame rate, and easy integration with Olympus microscopes and software, the LC35 color microscope camera balances image quality with affordability.

How to choose a microscope camera?

There are a variety of factors to take into account when choosing a microscope camera, and what is best for you will differ depending on your needs. The most important thing is to find the appropriate camera and optics for your chosen application. When considering image quality, the key features to look for are resolution, sensitivity and noise, frame rate, dynamic range, field of view, and color reproduction. Our white paper “What to Consider When Choosing a Microscope Camera” further explains the methods and technologies used by microscopy-dedicated cameras, and it details the key elements to consider when choosing a microscope camera.