What is APL?
APL is an innovative paint treatment applied to the most critical parts of our products. A microscope with APL inhibits the growth of microorganisms, including bacteria and mould.
What types of microscope objectives are available?
Objectives are an essential part of a microscope, as they determine image quality and the level of detail you can observe. Depending on their design and purpose, objectives are classified into different types:
HDMI or USB camera?
In microscopy, choosing between an HDMI camera and a USB camera with a CMOS sensor depends on the user's specific needs, as each type has its advantages and disadvantages.
How many megapixels does a camera need?
Are so many megapixels worthwhile if I will be viewing the images on my PC?
CMOS, sCMOS and CCD camera sensors
In microscopy, camera sensor technology has revolutionised the way we capture and analyse images. These advances have improved image quality and expanded research possibilities across a range of scientific disciplines.
HDMI CAMERA MEGAPIXELS AND DISPLAY RESOLUTION
The number of megapixels an HDMI camera needs to display a clear image on a 55-inch screen depends mainly on the screen's resolution, rather than its physical size.
What is DIC microscopy?
DIC, or Differential Interference Contrast, is an optical microscopy technique that enhances the contrast of transparent, unstained specimens, such as living cells. Developed by Georges Nomarski in the 1950s, it is also known as Nomarski contrast.