In recent years, the need for recorded images in pathology laboratories has increased significantly across histopathology, cytology, hematology, clinical microbiology, and other applications. These images serve multiple purposes, including documenting diagnoses.
However, the view through a microscope's eyepiece differs from the image recorded by a camera: one is an optical image, while the other is digital. Examining several camera-related factors helps ensure that captured images have the detail and color fidelity needed for relevant applications.
When seeking a camera for clinical microscopy, the specimens of interest and the contrast methods typically used should be carefully considered: these factors play the most important role.
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Widely recognized for optical precision and innovative technology, the company is one of the market leaders in compound and stereo microscopy, digital microscopy, confocal laser scanning and super-resolution microscopy with related imaging systems, electron microscopy sample preparation, and surgical microscopy.
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