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Mushrooms under the Microscope(Post)
Mushrooms, also known as fungi or toadstools, are the spore-bearing fruiting body of a fungus. The mushroom typically grows above ground or on top of its food source (on a log, or out the side of a mo
Stereo Microscope Inspection Guide for Quality Control(Post)Why Use a Stereo Microscope? A stereo microscope provides critical advantages over naked eye inspection for quality control. Magnifies surface details 10-40x larger than visible to human eye. Creates
PAX-it Live Measurement Microscopy Software(Page)The PAX-it live measurement software is made for use with the PAX-it microscope cameras and includes all the features included with the PAX-it basic measurement software. The live measurement...
Stereo Microscope Requirements for High Magnification Inspection in Additive Manufacturing & 3D Printed Microstructures(Post)Additive manufacturing (AM) and micro‑scale 3D printing have unlocked designs that traditional machining can’t touch; lattice structures, microfluidic channels, conformal cooling, and ultra‑fine surfa
The Importance of Bit Depth in Scientific Imaging: 8-bit vs 12-bit vs 16-bit Explained(Post)When selecting a scientific camera for microscopy, many researchers focus on resolution, magnification, and frame rate. While these specifications are important, one often-overlooked factor can have a
Dissecting Microscopes(Page)Dissecting microscopes, also known as stereo microscopes, provide low-magnification, three-dimensional views of larger specimens and objects. While commonly used for biological dissection, dissecting...
2D Surface Measurements and 3D Inspection(Post)What is SurfaceMeasure? The SurfaceMeasure1008S is a non-contact line-laser sensor that is used for inspection and measurement of 2D and 3D images. Using the emulator makes it possible to consider mea
Considerations for Purchasing a Microscope Camera(Post)How to Choose a Microscope Camera: What Should I Consider Before Purchasing? Microscope cameras can be used to view a live image, capture images, print images, email images, or give a presentation. Th
ProgRes® Housing(Page)The ProgRes® cameras have a unique shape for a reason. The unique shape keeps the sensor board separated from the controller board. This prevents any unwanted electromagnetic influence or any other...
The Role of Microscopy in Environmental Science: Studying Microplastics(Post)Microplastics are everywhere—in our oceans, rivers, soil, air, and even the food we eat. These tiny plastic particles, less than 5 millimeters in size, have become one of the most pressing environment
Microscope Camera Resolution(Page)Generally the better resolution you have in a digital image, the better you are able to view and identify finer details. The images below display this clearly - starting in the top left corner and...
Salt Under a Microscope: What Salt Crystals Really Look Like(Post)Salt may look like nothing more than tiny white grains when sprinkled onto food, but put those same grains under a microscope and they become surprisingly geometric. Under a microscope, table salt ap



