Description
The Bresser Researcher LCD is a digital microscope with an integrated 7-inch touchscreen, designed for hobbyists, school students and professional laboratory use. Thanks to the Sony IMX206 camera with a resolution of 16 megapixels, the device allows you to observe microorganisms, including microalgae, flagellates and bacteria, in detail. The key feature of the model is the large contrast display with natural color reproduction, which allows you to work without an eyepiece and share the image with the audience. The built-in HDMI output provides Full-HD image transmission to a monitor, TV or projector, making the microscope an ideal tool for group lessons and presentations. Four achromatic DIN standard objectives in combination with an Abbe condenser and iris diaphragm guarantee a clear, evenly illuminated image at any magnification level.
Design features:
Integrated 7-inch touch display — the built-in screen with a resolution of 1024×600 pixels replaces the traditional eyepiece and displays the image directly on the instrument panel. The contrast matrix with natural color reproduction allows you to work for a long time without eye strain. Zoom and all settings are controlled directly via the touch screen, making operation intuitive.
Sony IMX206 camera, 16 megapixels — the heart of the digital microscope system is built on the basis of a high-quality sensor from the Japanese manufacturer Sony. The IMX206 matrix provides ultra-clear image detail and correct color reproduction even at maximum magnification. Thanks to the 16 megapixel resolution, the resulting images are suitable for detailed analysis and large-format printing.
Full-HD video recording — the microscope supports video recording in full resolution of 1920×1080 pixels. This allows you to capture dynamic processes, such as the movement of microorganisms, in high quality. Video files are saved directly to an SD card, which simplifies further processing and demonstration of the material.
Four DIN achromatic objectives - the set includes objectives with a magnification of 4x, 10x, 40x and 60x, manufactured according to the achromatic scheme for correcting optical aberrations. The abbreviation DIN (Deutsches Institut für Normung - German Institute for Standardization) denotes compliance with a generally accepted optical standard, which guarantees compatibility with a wide range of interchangeable optics. The RMS (Royal Microscopical Society) mounting thread is an international standard that ensures the interchangeability of objectives from different manufacturers.
Tube length 160 mm — all objectives are designed for a standard tube length of 160 mm, which is a classic value for DIN series microscopes. This characteristic determines the optically correct distance between the objective and the eyepiece or camera matrix. The microscope is also compatible with plan-achromatic objectives for a tube length of 160 mm, which expands the possibilities of optical equipment.
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