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. moreApr. 08, 2013

Scanned LSFM with Confocal Detection

Light sheet fluorescence microscopy (LSFM) is a technique with a vivid development [1, 2]. In contrast to epi-illumination microscopy the sample is illuminated with a thin light sheet orthogonally to the detection path. Most often the sheet is formed by rapidly scanning a laser beam across the sample. This illumination yields intrinsic optical sectioning and reduction of photobleaching and phototoxicity since excitation is limited to fluorophores inside the observation plane. This is particularly beneficial for long term imaging in developmental biology and reduces image background [3-5].
moreApr. 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.

www.hamamatsu.com/resources/pdf/sys/e_flash4.pdf
 
 
 
 
 
  moreDec. 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. moreJun. 14, 2012

Full HDTV Low Noise Cooled sCMOS Camera

Photonic Science has introduced a full HDTV low noise cooled sCMOS camera. The camera delivers read out noise as low as 1.2 electrons at 100MHz overall scanning frequency and genuine 16 bit dynamic range at 30 fps.
The camera is actively compensating for fixed pattern noise, non-uniform response and gain balance on a parallel bus read out architecture. It can be triggered with rolling shutter mode at 30 fps, in full area scan or with reduced ROI scan for faster acquisition rates up to 3000 fps. moreJan. 17, 2012

sCMOS Camera With High Sensitivity, High Resolution and Fast Readout

Hamamatsu Photonics introduces the world's first Gen II sCMOS camera, the ORCA-Flash4.0.  It simultaneously provides high sensitivity (over 70% QE at 600 nm), very low noise (1.3 electrons), and fast frame rates (100 frames/s). This versatile camera is suitable for many applications including super-resolution microscopy, TIRF microscopy and FRET. moreJan. 02, 2012

Exceptional Dynamics with Scientific CMOS (sCMOS)

The scientific CMOS camera system pco.edge achieves thermo-electrically controlled at 5°C an intra-scene dynamic of better than 1 : 27000, due to the low readout noise of 1.1median  electrons. moreDec. 13, 2011

sCMOS Camera With High Sensitivity, High Resolution and Fast Readout

Hamamatsu Photonics introduces the world's first   Gen II sCMOS camera, the ORCA-Flash4.0.  It simultaneously provides high sensitivity (over 70% QE at 600 nm), very low noise (1.3 electrons), and fast frame rates (100 frames/s).
This versatile camera is suitable for many applications including super-resolution microscopy, TIRF microscopy and FRET. moreSep. 15, 2011

Neo sCMOS Camera - Breakthrough Scientific CMOS Technology

The Neo sCMOS  camera platform from Andor Technology stands alone in its ability to simultaneously offer ultra-low noise, extremely fast frame rates, wide dynamic range, high resolution and a large field of view, overcoming the performance trade-offs associated with traditional scientific CCD detectors. moreMar. 17, 2011

Revolutionary Camera Featuring Breakthrough Scientific CMOS Technology

Andor Technology has launched the innovative and highly anticipated Neo camera platform, based on next-generation scientific CMOS (sCMOS) technology.
The Neo sCMOS is the most significant camera launch in recent times and it stands alone in its ability to simultaneously offer ultra-low noise, extremely fast frame rates, wide dynamic range, high resolution and a large field of view, overcoming the performance trade-offs associated with traditional scientific CCD detectors. more