Cameras
DSS offers a range of scientific digital cameras along with the microscopes to fulfill the needs of all users from diverse fields of application. Our range of camera includes:
- HD cameras for direct/online display of images directly from microscope stage for projection or teaching purpose.
- Entry-level CCD/CMOS based colour cameras for routine IHC stained pathological samples.
- Sensitive cooled-monochrome CCD based cameras for fluorescence and live-cell imaging for both documentation as well as research purpose
- Scientific-CMOS cameras, which are considered to be modern-day, the most advanced cameras for highly-sensitive, high-speed live-cell imaging with highest demand in research market.
- Most sensitive deep cooled EMCCD cameras for single-molecule and super-resolution imaging.
- The cameras are from the leading camera manufacturing brands across the globe including Olympus, Hamamatsu, Photometrics, Andor etc.
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DP23M camera makes it simple to quickly obtain high-quality fluorescence images required for sample inspection and routine fluorescence imaging. It is a monochrome digital microscope camera.
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Microscope Camera for Conferencing, Teaching, and Clinical Research: The DP28 digital microscope camera combines powerful features, precise color accuracy, and 4K resolution across a wide field of view to provide stunning images for conferencing, teaching, and clinical research. With smart features, the camera eases and accelerates your microscopy tasks while delivering high image quality.
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The LC35 digital microscope camera offsets picture quality with reasonableness to convey a great value for standard brightfield imaging applications.
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Offered as the affordable sCMOS solution, optiMOS brings the advantages of low noise and high speed imaging to a broader range of cell biology applications.
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The ORCA®-Flash4.0 LT3 is an advanced scientific CMOS camera specifically designed for fluorescence imaging. Designed on the success of the original ORCA®-Flash 4.0 introduced in 2011, this new model delivers exceptional performance for life science applications. It is suitable for both fundamental research and integration into diverse equipment types. It offers an impressive readout speed of 40 frames per second, surpassing the conventional ORCA®-Flash4.0 LT+ which operates at 30 frames per second. This enhanced speed is particularly beneficial for applications requiring real-time measurements with high temporal resolution.
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Introducing the new ORCA-Flash4.0 V3 by Hamamatsu; developed based on their expanded experience with the advanced imaging applications along with high-performance scientific cameras. This specific camera is an expert at handling applications varying from acquiring beautiful scientific images, to experimenting detection, quantification and speed.
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The ORCA-Fusion BT camera is the pinnacle of scientific CMOS (sCMOS) performance. The specifications are without compromise: ultra-low readout noise, CCD-like uniformity, fast frame rates and back-thinned enabled high QE.
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The ORCA-Fusion, built from the sensor up, balances the complex nuances of camera features to provide beautiful images and robust data at all lights levels, but especially in tough low-light conditions.
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The camera achieves the ultimate in quantitative imaging.
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A high-sensitivity digital CMOS camera employing a 2.3 megapixel CMOS sensor comprises the ORCA-spark. Its global shutter meant to attain a high-speed readout of 65 frames/s thereby make it ideal for imaging fast-moving objects. The ORCA-spark promises to deliver readout noise levels as low was 6.6 electrons, further facilitates imaging with high S/N ratio while capturing images of dark objects.
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Photometrics Prime is the first 4.2 Megapixel intelligent scientific CMOS (sCMOS) camera to incorporate a powerful FPGA-based Embedded Signal Processing™ engine (ESP)
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95% QE Backside Illuminated sCMOS, when discovery depends on every photon
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The Retiga R1 has the technical features you need in a scientific camera to improve limits of detection and quantification. More importantly, the camera becomes an intuitive extension of your imaging system, smoothly delivering data from the super speed USB3.0 interface to your computer.
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The Retiga R3 gives you a 2.8 MP platform that increases the quality of overview images, and is also capable of signal binning for work at high magnification or increased sensitivity.
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QImaging puts the right tool in your hands when the goal is fast, sensitive imaging and documentation in true plug-and-play fashion. The Retiga R6 provides a 6.0 MP platform that will fit more into your field of view. It is ideal for time lapse, tile-and-stitch or stereo microscopy.
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Laboratory Microscope Camera: Designed for routine life science and clinical research microscopy imaging, the DP23 digital microscope camera’s combination of smart features and good color reproduction provides high-quality images in an easy-to-use camera.
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FAQ's
What is a scientific digital camera, and how is it different from a regular camera?
Most digital cameras are fixed lens cameras with set focal lengths, which means less manual control, Whereas a regular camera utilizes a variety of lenses, allowing more options available for your shots, like customizable depth of field, adjusting shutter speed, or wide-angles.
What is the dynamic range of DSS Imagtech's scientific digital cameras?
The Dynamic range of DSS Imagetch's scienific camera digital camera, It offers a maximum numericam apparatus (NA) 0.2, producing a resolution of 600 lines pair per milliter.
How do you select the right camera for your specific application?
To select the right camera for the specific application may include diverse field of applications: 1) HD cameras for direct/online display of images directly from microscopic stage for projection or teching purpose. 2) Entry-level CCD/CMOS based colour cameras for routine IHC stained pathological samples. 3) Sensitive cooled-monochrome CCD based cameras for fluorescence and live-cell imaging for both documentation as well as research purpose
What is the warranty period for DSS Imagetech's CMOS cameras?
The warranty period of DSS Imagetech's CMOS camera are 1 year warrenty period.
What is the typical lifespan of DSS Imagetech's scientific digital cameras and CMOS cameras?
The typical life span of DSS Imagetech's digital CMOS camera & CMOS camera are 10 years, most are around 7 based on their typical usage pattern.
How do you properly maintain and clean scientific digital cameras?
We can maintain & clean our scientific camera by clean them with a Put a small amount of lens cleaning fluid or cleaning mixture on the tip of the lens paper. We recommend 70% ethanol because it can effectively and safely clean and disinfect the surface. Larger surfaces, such as a glass plate, may be too large to wipe using this technique.