Jenoptik extends microscope camera range
08-May-08
The new ProgRes C7 from JENOPTIK Laser, Optik, Systeme GmbH, is equipped with instantaneous SXGA live image, mechanical shutter and a 7 megapixel CCD sensor, to record even the tiniest specimen structure in a precise and detailed fashion. The ProgRes C7 is particularly suited to macro shots in addition to microscopy applications. The instantaneous live image makes precise specimen positioning and focusing much easier.
Detailed colour images at the touch of a button
Thanks to the integrated shutter, the ProgRes C7 takes only a single shot to capture objects in motion and easily accommodates flash illumination techniques. Another advantage of the shutter is that it allows the camera to be triggered directly and precisely. Integration into automated process sequences or applications involving, for example, a motorized stage are made easy. The ProgRes C7 is suitable for any illumination technique in light microscopy and excels with high light sensitivity and natural reproduction of colours. Easy operation and laboratory integration C-Mount and IEEE1394 Firewire provide standard interfaces for connection with all common types of microscopes and computers. Powerful easy-to-handle ProgRes CapturePro image acquisition software for Microsoft Windows and Apple Macintosh operating systems is included in camera delivery. As usual with ProgRes® cameras, free software updates are available for registered users on Jenoptik’s product website.
ProgRes – Making High Quality Imaging Affordable
Jenoptik’s ProgRes C7 offering adds a versatile camera tool for image documentation and image analysis in material sciences, quality assurance, pathology and life science – at an excellent price-performance ratio. The ProgRes C7 will be initially presented at CONTROL 2008 to be available from authorized ProgRes expert traders from June 2008 worldwide.
- Author:
- Julian Heath
- Publisher:
- Microscopy and Analysis
- Date:
- 08-May-08
- Categories:
- E01: Cameras, CCD, CMOS, Detectors, Spectrometers
- Sections:
- News
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