Digital Microscope Monochrome Cameras

The monochrome DP23M microscope digital camera is a cost-effective solution for high-quality fluorescence imaging. Even for dim samples, its high sensitivity and resolution deliver bright images, easing protein expression checks, observation using near-infrared (NIR) dyes, and other routine fluorescence imaging tasks.

• Sensitivity and speed for fluorescence imaging
• 6.4-megapixel backside illuminated CMOS sensor
• Cost-effective fluorescence documentation

Scientific CMOS (sCMOS) cameras are optimized for live cell imaging, providing lower noise and improved quantum efficiency compared with conventional CMOS devices. Capabilities of sCMOS cameras include a high-speed response, wide dynamic ranges, an extended field-of-view, high resolution, and gradation. 

• Extremely fast readout for high speed
• Designed for applications that demand high resolution
• High signal-to-noise images for live cell imaging applications

Electron multiplying CCD cameras amplify optical signals without increasing noise. They can capture high-speed images of dim specimens and perform well for fluorescence live-cell imaging with reduced intensity excitation light. They are used to observe protein interaction within a cell and for real-time imaging.

• CCD technology for detecting ultra-low light
• Dedicated, ultrasensitive scientific camera platform
• Quantifiable and reproducible imaging