Introduction
A microscopic camera is a digital camera designed to be attached to a microscope, used to capture still images and videos of the magnified specimen and to display them on a computer, monitor, or mobile device, and it is an essential accessory for documentation, analysis, teaching, and sharing in microscopy. The camera is mounted on the microscope, typically on the trinocular port or in place of an eyepiece, and it captures the image formed by the objective lens; the camera contains an image sensor, such as a CMOS or CCD sensor, and the images are transmitted to a computer or display through a USB, HDMI, or wireless connection, and the accompanying software allows the user to view the live image, capture stills and videos, measure dimensions, annotate, and analyze the images. Microscopic cameras are available in various resolutions, from a few megapixels to high-resolution sensors, and they are designed to match different microscope types, including compound, stereo, and inverted microscopes, and they offer features such as low-light sensitivity, adjustable exposure, and image processing. They are used in biology and medicine for documenting cells, tissues, and microorganisms; in education for teaching microscopy; in industry for inspection and quality control of materials, electronics, and components; in forensic science; in pathology for recording specimens; and in research for image analysis and publication. With their ability to capture and share microscope images, microscopic cameras are essential for modern microscopy-based observation, documentation, and analysis.
Microscopic Camera LUMC-T2014
Microscopic Camera features a 12 MP resolution with a Sony IMX577 sensor for high-quality imaging. Its 1/2.3" sensor size ensures detailed image capture with a pixel size of 1.55 × 1.55...
Microscopic Camera LUMC-T2020
Microscopic Camera features an 8.3MP IMX485 sensor with a 1/1.2” size, delivering high-resolution imaging. Its two-stage TE-cooling system reduces sensor temperature up to 42°C below a...
Microscopic Camera LUMC-T2013
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Microscopic Camera LUMC-T2013
Microscopic Camera uses a 1" color sensor for high-quality, fast, full-color images. It has a 20MP resolution and rolling shutter mode for detailed and efficient captures. Our microscopi...
Microscopic Camera LUMC-T2012
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Microscopic Camera LUMC-T2011
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Microscopic camera LUMC-T2012
Microscopic camera is adopted with digital Sony IMX123 sensor, used to improve low light performance and obtain high resolution images. Its image analysis software includes image preview...
Microscopic camera LUMC-T2011
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Microscopic camera LUMC-T2010
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Microscopic Camera LUMC-T2010
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Microscopic Camera LUMC-T2021
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Microscopic Camera LUMC-T2014
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Microscopic Camera LUMC-T2030
Microscopic Camera is a high-performance imaging system designed for various microscopy applications. Back-illuminated sensor provides high sensitivity. Strong Image Signal Processor and...
Microscopic Camera LUMC-T2012
Microscopic Camera comes with 2/3" Sony ICX285 sensor, aluminum alloy shell and design. With C-mount fitting attachment, better rate of frames readout per second, it gives better visual ...
Microscopic Camera LUMC-T2011
Microscopic Camera comes with 2/3" Sony ICX285 sensor, aluminum alloy shell and design. With C-mount fitting attachment, better rate of frames readout per second, it gives better visual ...
Microscopic Camera LUMC-T2013
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Microscopic Camera LUMC-T2010
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Microscopic Camera LUMC-T2020
Microscopic Camera is digital microscope C-mount capable camera, delivers 1080p video up to 60fps, and 5MP still images. The highly-sensitive digital sensor makes this camera ideal for l...
Standards
Complies with the above standards, but is not limited to them.
Features
1. Microscopic camera for capturing images and video from microscopes.
2. High-resolution digital sensor for quality imaging and documentation.
3. Suitable for biological, metallurgical, fluorescence and educational microscopy.
4. Connects to microscope eyepiece or C-mount port with imaging software.
5. Includes camera, adapter, cable, imaging software and operation manual.
FAQ
Q1: What testing scenarios is this camera mainly applied to?
A: The microscopic camera is used in biological, medical, metallurgical, materials science, educational and research laboratories to capture digital images and video from microscopes for documentation, analysis, publication and teaching. It supports biological specimen imaging and documentation, metallurgical microstructure photography, fluorescence imaging, clinical pathology documentation, educational classroom demonstration and sharing, research image collection for publication, and quality control image archiving. The digital camera enables real-time viewing on a monitor, image measurement, annotation and sharing, transforming visual microscopic observation into documented, analyzable digital data. It is essential for biological, medical, metallurgical, educational and research laboratories requiring digital image capture from microscopes for documentation, analysis, publication, teaching and quality control, where the ability to record, measure, annotate and share microscopic images is critical for scientific communication, diagnostic documentation, quality assurance, educational engagement and research data management across life science, materials science, clinical and educational applications.
Q2: What standards does the camera comply with?
A: The microscopic camera complies with relevant IEC and GB/T standards for digital imaging equipment and electromagnetic compatibility. Clinical diagnostic applications follow applicable medical device regulations and laboratory quality management standards including ISO 15189 where accredited. Calibration of image scale should use a certified stage micrometer for measurement applications. The camera should be compatible with the microscope C-mount or eyepiece adapter.
Q3: What is the warranty period for the whole machine and key components?
A: The whole camera is covered by a 12-month warranty. The sensor, electronics, housing and cable are covered, while adapters, software licenses and cables may be accessories. Damage from improper installation, dropping or unauthorized repair is excluded. Extended warranty may be available.
Q4: Is this device difficult to operate? Is professional training required?
A: Operation requires basic training in digital imaging, microscope camera setup and software use. We provide an operation manual, software guide and remote guidance. Proper camera installation, exposure and white balance setting, focus adjustment and image capture are important for quality images and accurate documentation.
Q5: What is the typical lead-time for order delivery?
A: Standard models require 7-30 working days. In-stock units can ship within 3-7 working days. Custom configurations or large built-to-order systems may require additional time, and we confirm the exact schedule before order confirmation.
Q6: Is regular calibration required? What is the recommended calibration cycle?
A: Image scale calibration with a certified stage micrometer recommended periodically, particularly for measurement applications. Camera sensor and optics cleaned per manufacturer schedule. Software updates installed as available. Color calibration if critical for documentation. Routine inspection of cable and connections.
Q7: Are supporting consumables universal?
A: Adapters, cables and software are available from the manufacturer or authorized distributors, though microscope compatibility should be verified. Long-term consumable cost is very low for a digital camera.
Q8: Can I customize parameters or supporting accessories?
A: Customization includes sensor resolution, camera type (CMOS or CCD), adapter type (C-mount or eyepiece), software features and connectivity. Additional adapters, cables and accessories can be ordered separately. Custom orders extend delivery lead-time.
Q9: Does the purchase include on-site installation and commissioning service?
A: Standard delivery includes the camera, adapter, software and operation manual. On-site installation and training are not included for standard orders but can be arranged for laboratory setup. Remote guidance is provided.
Q10: What types of microscopes and samples are compatible?
A: The microscopic camera is compatible with microscopes having a C-mount port or suitable eyepiece adapter, including biological, metallurgical, fluorescence and stereo microscopes. Users should verify the camera adapter matches the microscope port size and optical tube factor. Different microscope types (brightfield, darkfield, fluorescence) may require specific camera sensitivity. Users should install the camera properly with the correct adapter, set appropriate exposure and white balance, calibrate image scale with a stage micrometer for measurements, use proper imaging software for capture and analysis, keep the sensor and optics clean, and ensure computer compatibility with the imaging software. The camera should be matched to the application: high-sensitivity cameras for fluorescence, high-resolution for documentation, and fast frame rates for live imaging.
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