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Photonic Science Introduces sCMOS Cameras with Open Source Software
May. 07, 2013

Photonic Science Introduces sCMOS Cameras with Open Source Software

Photonic Science has introduced a new range of sCMOS camera for microscopy and spectroscopy applications. more
Cooled Scientific Cameras for OEM Integrators
Apr. 12, 2013

Cooled Scientific Cameras for OEM Integrators

Artemis CCD has introduced VS range of cooled scientific cameras.

The model series feature CCD sensors from 1.4Mpixels to 9.2Mpixels resolution in both monochrome and color and boasts a comprehensive feature list for ease of customer integration.   more
Apr. 04, 2013

Hamamatsu Photonics presents ORCA-Flash4.0 V2 for Light Sheet Microscopy

Dr. Keith Bennett, Senior Technician at Hamamatsu Photonics introduces ORCA-Flash4.0 V2. This digital camera has two scan speeds, a lightsheet readout mode and individualized documentation.

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Single Electron Events in TEM
Mar. 14, 2013

Single Electron Events in TEM

Single Electron Events (SEE) have been used to quantify the point spread function of several cameras for Transmission Electron Microscopy (TEM). The spatial resolution is measured by the Single Electron Modulation Transfer Function (MTFSEE) compared with the MTF generated by standard knife edge experiment. In addition, the sensitivity of the camera as a function of high tension has been measured, showing an excellent Signal-to-Noise Ratio (SNR) from 300 kV down to 8 kV.
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Focus On Microscopy 2013
Feb. 27, 2013

Focus On Microscopy 2013

The next Focus on Microscopy conference (FOM2013) will take place in Maastricht, the Netherlands in the week before Easter from Sunday March 24 to Wednesday March 27, 2013. Focus on Microscopy 2013 is the continuation of a yearly interdisciplinary conference series running now for well over two decades. It presents the latest innovations and new trends in multi-dimensional light microscopy and image processing together with their application in biology, medicine and material sciences.
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11 Megapixel CCD Camera for low Light Imaging
Jan. 17, 2013

11 Megapixel CCD Camera for low Light Imaging

Artemis CCD Limited has introduced LF110 plus, a 11 megapixel CCD camera which includes both low speed and high speed Analog to Digital Converters providing a wide range of image acquisition speeds while maintaining maximum image integrity. more
CCD Cameras to Discern Finer Details of Dimmer Samples Under Lower Light Levels
Jan. 04, 2013

CCD Cameras to Discern Finer Details of Dimmer Samples Under Lower Light Levels

Photometrics introduces the CoolSNAP MYO and the CoolSNAP KINO CCD cameras, the newest members of the popular CoolSNAP camera line.
Designed to discern finer details in biological samples under lower light levels, the MYO and KINO enable scientists to achieve higher quality, higher resolution images than previous CCD technology. more
Photometrics Introduces Evolve 512 Delta
Jan. 03, 2013

Photometrics Introduces Evolve 512 Delta

Photometrics introduces another first in EMCCD technology with its new Evolve 512 Delta EMCCD camera.
The Evolve 512 Delta possesses the industry's fastest frame rates and highest sensitivity for a camera of its class, enabling researchers to obtain high quality super-resolution images in half the time it takes other 512x512 EMCCD cameras on the market. more
Andor Introduces Zyla sCMOS Camera
Dec. 28, 2012

Andor Introduces Zyla sCMOS Camera

Andor's Zyla sCMOS camera offers high speed, high sensitivity imaging performance in a remarkably light and compact, TE cooled design. Zyla is ideally suited to many cutting-edge applications that push the boundaries of speed, offering sustained frame rate performance of up to 100 fps, faster with ROIs. more
Open Application Development for ZEN Software from Carl Zeiss
Dec. 24, 2012

Open Application Development for ZEN Software from Carl Zeiss

Carl Zeiss has introduced the Open Application Development (OAD) for ZEN Software.
The programming environment in ZEN is based on the Python programming language and enables users to create, test and repeatedly run macros. Furthermore, the software offers a plug-in to the ImageJ and Fiji Open Source programs. Thus, users have a huge variety of existing scripts for image editing and analysis at their disposal. more
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