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Nikon SMZ25 Stereoscope

This newest core stereomicroscope is optimized for high quality image capture of very large sample territory or very high detail for magnified samples. This is accomplished by a broad (25:1) effective zoom range from 6.3X magnification (Xmm field size) to 250X (Xum field size). It features polarized y-arm oblique lighting, several transmission white light imaging methods, and a specialized darkfield imaging light module. It does not have fluorescent imaging options. Special features of this system include automated Z-axis focus control for extended depth of field image capture, high dynamic range imaging mode for reflective surfaces, switchable dual optical path stereoscope mode (3D eyepiece visualization) and single optical path macroscope mode (accurate depth representation/calculation). Nikon Elements software provides image capture, basic measurement and image analysis, specialized processing modes, and scaling options, and timelapse imaging options.

Detailed specifications:

Camera – Nikon DsRi2 CMOS color, 16.25 megapixels (4908 X 3264 full res) @6fps or high speed (1636 X 1088) @45fps, high-speed live display and digital video recording options

Objectives – 1) 1.0X (0.156 NA) 60mm working distance  2) 1.6X (0.25 NA) 30mm working distance

Light modes – dual LED polarized y-arm oblique lamps, LED transmission plate with “OCC” contrast enhancement option, darkfield LED module base

Motor-driven programmable focus with extended sample height focus range

Nikon SMZ25 Stereomicroscope – Winston Hall 002

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  • Home
  • Instrumentation
    • AxioZoom V16
    • Inverted Microscope
    • Leica Thunder Live
    • LSM 880 Confocal Microscope
    • Microscopes across campus
    • Nikon SMZ25 Stereoscope
    • Revolve4 Microscope
    • Scanning Electron Microscope
    • Upright Microscope
    • LSM 710 Confocal Microscope
  • News and Events
    • Publications
  • Acquisition
    • Acquisition and Analysis Protocols
  • Writing Help
    • Grant Help
    • Publications and Acknowledgments
  • Resources
    • Book Resources
    • Electronic Resources
    • Ethical Image Editing
    • Free Analysis Software
    • Sample Preparation
  • Contact

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