3D Optical Macro / Microscope
Up to 1.2" (30mm) depth of field, parallax free imaging, shadow free or 3D-illumination, up to 10 megapixel resolution.
Zoom Setting |
Depth of Field |
Field of View |
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mm |
mm |
inch |
mm |
inch |
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50 |
30 |
1.181" |
120 x 80 |
4.7 x 3.2" |
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70 |
25 |
0.984" |
95 x 63 |
3.7 x 2.5" |
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90 |
19 |
0.748" |
75 x 50 |
3.0 x 2.0" |
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135 |
12 |
0.472" |
50 x 35 |
2.0 x 1.4" |
||
200 |
8 |
0.315" |
35 x 23 |
1.4 x 0.9" |
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300 |
4 |
0.158" |
24 x 16 |
0.9 x 0.6" |
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420 |
2 |
0.079" |
18 x 12 |
0.7 x 0.5" |
3D Optical Macro / Microscope with Panasonic DMC-FZ50. Recommended cameras may vary.
Portable Microscope (without camera)
ü Illumination in the Z-axis absolutely shadow and parallax free (with optional light box)
ü 3D effect with high resolution (no shadows like those seen with oblique)
ü Even flat structures, like fiber mats and paper, can be seen with high DOF and 3D effect
ü New perspectives possible when combining the 2 light sources
ü High resolution - full 8/10 megapixel capability supported by our optics
ü Natural-color rendition, High contour sharpness, full color contrast
ü Quick and easy to use
ü Easily portable for lab or field use.
2. Turntable 360°, 3. Movable
Example Images of a Printed Circuit Board imaged with a conventional light source
Same Printed Circuit Board imaged with coaxial light
(from above, shadowless)
Notice the improved contrast and image quality possible with the top lighting system.
New - Portable 3D Optical Macroscope
Unique enhanced depth of field - 2.5-3mm in the higher zoom range, and up to 38mm at lower zoom settings.
Images are parallax free without distortion and in true color.
In well lit rooms or outside in daylight, no additional illumination is required.
The spacers are designed to that shadows are virtually eliminated.
This system can assembled in a few minutes, yet is very stable. The ideal conpanion to our portable microscope as many of the components can be shared on both systems and can be used as a set.
FAQ
1. Can other cameras be used?
2. My Panasonic Lumix Camera does not work with an external monitor?
3. Do I need the light box between the camera and the sample?
4. Can transmitted light be used?