Cameras Products
Ixon+ 897
Andor’s iXon EM+ DU-897 back-illuminated EMCCD has single photon detection capability without an image intensifier, combined with greater than 90% QE of a back-illuminated sensor.
Qimaging EXI Aqua
The new EXi Aqua™ camera was designed to address the varied imaging requirements of a busy laboratory - everything from high resolution brightfield imaging such as phase contrast, accurate color representation of H & E staining all the way through to low light fluorescent protein imaging.
Qimaging EXI Blue
The EXi Blue™ camera was designed specifically to assist life science professionals in the study of processes within live cells. The camera delivers fast frame rates, high sensitivity and exceptional temporal resolution.
Photometrics CoolSnap HQ2
The CoolSNAP HQ2 offers optimal low-light-level sensitivity across the entire visible spectrum — and even into the near-infrared region. This interline camera is an ideal choice for a broad range of high-speed, high-resolution microscopy applications.
Hamamatsu Orca-05
The Orca-05 is a high-resolution digital camera using a progressive scan interline CCD chip with no mechanical shutter.
Hamamatsu Orca R2
The Orca R2 is a digitally cooled high resolution with a peak quantum efficiency of over 70%.
Qimaging Qi-Click
QImaging introduces the QIClick™ digital CCD camera, big on performance at an amazing price.
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Andor Clara
Andor’s expertise in scientific performance optimization has been harnessed once again. Clara has been designed to deliver the highest sensitivity performance achievable from a high-resolution interline CCD camera.
Hamamatsu ORCA-3CCD
The ORCA-3CCD cooled digital colour camera incorporates three cooled CCD chips, providing the rapid readout, high-resolution and superior S/N ratio of the Hamamatsu ORCA digital camera series.
Hammamatsu ORCA D2
With the ORCA-D2, you can now capture dual wavelength images simultaneously, at wavelength ranges of your choice, and with a wide field of view ? a unique combination that simplifies the challenges of conventional FRET and ratio imaging techniques.
