The CMOS Rolling Shutter – Microscope Camera from Optika Microscopes is an ideal solution for scientists who demand high sensitivity and accuracy. Especially effective in fluorescence imaging, this monochrome camera delivers impressive results in detailed applications like morphological imaging, patch clamping, and neural network studies. Available from Apex Scientific in South Africa, this camera integrates seamlessly into advanced microscopy workflows.
Designed for professionals, the camera offers a high-resolution output and excellent signal-to-noise ratio. This makes it suitable for both live-cell imaging and fixed sample analysis. Whether you’re working in neuroscience, cell biology, or pharmacology, this camera helps capture data with precision and clarity.
Advanced Technology
Despite its compact form, the camera houses advanced imaging technology. It includes high-end SONY monochrome sensors, renowned for delivering top-tier image quality. These sensors produce sharp, contrast-rich images with minimal noise—ensuring every frame reveals fine structural details with exceptional accuracy.
Moreover, the camera’s rolling shutter design supports excellent temporal resolution, making it suitable for dynamic experiments that require real-time monitoring. The monochrome sensor further enhances sensitivity, particularly useful in low-light fluorescence imaging where detail is critical.
Versatile Connectivity
This camera easily connects to a wide range of microscopes using a separately sold, focusable C-Mount adapter. As a result, it fits seamlessly into existing trinocular tubes, regardless of brand. This versatility simplifies integration into your current lab setup without the need for extensive modifications.
Additionally, Optika provides free downloadable software for Windows, Mac OS, and Linux platforms. This software allows users to capture, analyze, and manage data with ease. You also receive regular updates at no additional cost, ensuring long-term functionality and compatibility.
For more guidance, read our article, Choosing the Right Microscope for Your Laboratory: A Detailed Guide, available on our Insights page. There, you’ll discover helpful articles to support your understanding of our wide range of products and their applications in South African laboratories.
