ZEISS Expands Its Portfolio of Microscope Cameras
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ZEISS has introduced four new high-quality CMOS cameras for digital imaging in light microscopy. These cameras complete the portfolio of ZEISS Axiocam models for microscopy applications.
The new microscope cameras ZEISS Axiocam 705 color and 712 color aim to deliver the best possible image quality for histology, pathology or material research and analysis, thanks to quality color rendition and dynamic range. ZEISS Axiocam 705 mono and 712 mono are designed for demanding fluorescence live-cell imaging with fast frame rates and high dynamic range. The extended near-IR sensitivity also allows for deeper insights into sample structures.
New high-quality sensors are boosting the cameras’ performance
Demanding microscopy applications call for a combination of excellent contrast, resolution, dynamic range, sensitivity and readout speed. In these aspects, the performance of the four new ZEISS Axiocam microscope cameras benefits greatly from their new high-quality CMOS sensors. Small 3.45 µm pixels and low noise levels in combination with the fast USB 3.0 platform enable researchers to carry out extremely fast imaging experiments while maintaining signal quality. Also, the new cameras’ global shutter architecture allows capturing dynamic samples without creating motion artifacts.
ZEISS Axiocam 705 mono and ZEISS Axiocam 705 color are 5-megapixel cameras optimized for fast speed and high dynamic range. ZEISS Axiocam 712 mono and ZEISS Axiocam 712 color are ideal for the acquisition of large samples with 12 megapixels, thereby reducing the need for stitching.
