Olympus

DP-12

Offering high-resolution 3.34 million pixel images, the easy-to-use Olympus® DP12 makes a leap forward as a result of the increased pixel density. The compact DP12 is sleekly designed, ergonomic, and is engineered for use as both a stand-alone digital camera or to be interfaced to a PC offering maximum flexibility. The camera is operated from the convenient handset control unit and transfers the images to the PC using high-speed USB technology.

DP 20

The DP20 is a 2 megapixel digital color camera with an ultra-fast, full-resolution live image preview of 15 frames per second. This easy-to-use, stand-alone digital camera was designed to output the full 2 megapixel image at a real-time rate of 15 frames per second directly to a 1600 x 1200 Ultra extended Graphics Array (UXGA), high-definition monitor (not included). The DP20 digital camera is ideal for a broad range of clinical, diagnostic, and educational applications with its rapid, real-time live display, stunning color, and crisp detail. Pathologists, cytologists, hematologists, and microbiologists are sure to love the accurate color reproduction of their specimens. This is also a great camera for a wide range of end users who require a camera for documentation purposes including bright fluorescence.

DP 25 Digital Camera

The 5-megapixel DP25 digital color camera provides excellent image quality and superior color rendition. Combine these benefits with high-resolution detail, and this camera has all the essential requirements that make it the perfect choice for fast and easy image documentation, analysis, reporting, and publication. FireWire^™ connectivity and a host of top-of-the-line imaging operations round out this camera's outstanding performance!

DP-30

Olympus is proud to announce the DP30, a high-sensitivity cooled monochrome digital CCD camera. With its easy-to-use software, high resolution (1360 x 1024 pixels), low noise images are acquired effortlessly. This camera is ideal for a broad range of low-light and fluorescence imaging applications requiring sensitivity.

A full resolution live image is displayed on the monitor at a rapid 15 frames per second, minimizing specimen exposure to excitation light that can cause cell damage and photobleaching.

DP-70

The Olympus DP70 brings you the latest in imaging technology with the 12.5 megapixel cooled digital color camera. The DP70 offers high resolution, high sensitivity, and high-speed data transfer equipped to capture images from demanding applications, including fluorescence.

The DP70 is a 12-bit camera that produces 36-bit RGB color depth for recording subtle color intensities and gradations. Now a microscopist can utilize the full range of a microscope’s optics. Simply match the microscope’s resolution to the camera’s resolution with one of the four resolution options. The final result is images that are created with outstanding detail and color in only 3 seconds.

DP 71

With unmatched performance, benefit from a camera system designed to capture exactly the image you want! The DP71 rapidly delivers images with highly accurate color along with a sharp, vivid, real-time display. The high-sensitivity and high-resolution performance is complemented with cell* family software that ensures powerful support for a broad range of microscope imaging requirements. Designed for users who want top-quality results as quickly as possible, the DP71 provides the meticulous color rendition necessary for highly accurate brightfield images as well as the high level of sensitivity required for distinguishing slight but crucial intensity and color differences in high-resolution fluorescent images.

NetCam

NetCam is an exciting feature included in MicroSuite™ FIVE Pathology Edition and higher level packages. Designed for use with the Olympus DP71, DP30, DP25, and DP20 cameras, and Olympus-Soft Imaging Solutions' FireWire cameras (FVII, CC12, CVII, and CVIII) and Altra 20 CMOS camera, NetCam uses TCP/IP to broadcast a live image over the Internet via an assigned static IP address. Up to fifty remote "Client" computers can simultaneously log on and view a live or captured image from a camera placed on a microscope in another physical or geographical location using a standard web browser and the IP address of the microscope imaging system ("Server") that is running MicroSuite FIVE with NetCam. The primary user can manually or automatically adjust the microscope and camera parameters, capture, annotate, and send images, and control access by remote users. Remote users can view live images passively at 800 x 600 or 640 x 480 pixel resolution, and captured images at full resolution or compressed, for faster transmission. Remote users have no control over the camera or the microscope.

Q-Color 3/Q-Color 5

Olympus offers the Q-Color5TM and the Q-Color3TM, single-pass megapixel digital color cameras that deliver high-resolution images with outstanding detail and superb color fidelity for documentation and publication. The Q-Color5 offers 5.0 megapixels and the Q-Color3 offers 3.2 megapixels. Both cameras are easy to set up and operate, utilizing FireWireTM technology for rapid image transfer. The Q-ColorTM cameras are also offered with cooling for more demanding low light imaging applications. Integrating one of the Q-Color digital cameras with one of the Olympus MicroSuiteTM imaging software packages will provide a seamless environment where images can be captured, processed and analyzed. The Q-Color cameras are ideal for a broad range of scientific light microscopy applications, satisfying most microscopists' imaging requirements.

Altra20

The 2 MegaPixel CMOS colour camera ALTRA20 offers excellent properties for use in standard brightfield applications and is superb for digital documentation purposes. The ALTRA20 comes with the base-level software analySIS getIT for live-image display and image acquisition as well as for loading and print out of images. Via the TWAIN interface, camera images are directly available within TWAIN-supporting applications. In addition, the ALTRA20 is fully integrated with the analySIS FIVE software environments. This provides users with professional image processing, image analysis, archiving and report generation directly following acquisition. In conjunction with its excellent cost/performance ratio, the ALTRA20 is the ideal introductory-level model for digital image acquisition for light microscopes.