Toshiba introduces two HD microscopy cameras

Toshiba Imaging Systems Division has partnered with Dage-MTI to introduce two new high definition (HD) cameras designed specifically for microscopy applications. Dage-MTI’s RealView HD Microscope Cameras combine Toshiba Imaging’s proprietary imaging technology with specially-formatted, preset values for use in microscopy applications.

Michigan CIty, Ind.-basd Dage-MTI’s single-chip RealView HD-210 Microscope Camera operates at 1080p, 60 fps and features detail from the 2.1 million pixel sensor. The real-time HD image provides 1920x1080 resolution and matches the pixel-to-pixel resolution of the 16x9 ratio HD monitors and DLP projectors, without vertical or horizontal stretching. Viewing is effective in settings such as tumor review boards, clinical rounds, pathology labs, classrooms and industrial inspection, according to the Irvine, Calif-based supplier of video cameras for machine vision, research and development and scientific applications.

Dage-MTI’s RealView HD-330 Microscope Camera offers fast frame rate operation in 1080i mode at 30 frames per second. The high signal-to-noise ratio enables sensitivity with clear definition and color contrast, even in low-light conditions. Dage-MTI, a designer of digital and analog video cameras and monitors, has incorporated Toshiba Imaging’s proprietary 3CCD prism block camera technology to ensure HD color imagery. The 3-chip camera is designed for use in applications such as pathology labs, cell biology, fluorescent imaging, classroom or other teaching environments and industrial inspection. These HD cameras can also be used for ophthalmic and dental surgery.

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