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    Daphnia under the Microscope(Post)

    What Does Daphnia Look Like Under The Microscope? Daphnia are a genus of small planktonic crustaceans that are commonly referred to as water fleas. Daphnia are called water fleas because their swimmin

    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...

    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

    Sand Under a Microscope: What It Really Looks Like(Post)

    Most of us walk across sand without giving it a second thought. Whether it's on a beach, a hiking trail, or a playground, sand looks like millions of tiny grains blended together. Place those same gra

    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

    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

    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...

    What is a Microscope?(Post)

    What is a Microscope? A microscope is an instrument used to magnify objects that can't be viewed with the naked eye or need a bit more magnification in order to see them better. What can I view with a

    Hematology Explained(Post)

    Hematology is the study of blood and blood disorders. Hematologists analyze blood smears under a microscope to look for abnormalities that indicate blood disorders. What kinds of cells do they see und

    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...

    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...

    Choosing a College or University Level Microscope(Post)

    What Kind of Microscope is Best for College and University Level Students? Choosing the best microscope for your application depends on what kinds of samples you will investigate. This post will expla