You can also digitally increase/decrease the zoom if needed if your stereo system has reached its magnification potential, this will give you the added digital magnification needed.

You can flip the image horizontally, vertically, do a split screen where-in one side of the monitor is a live image and the other half is the captured image.

The 11.8” High Definition display is used with the provided USB 2.0 mouse, with this the user can access menus that provide all the features of the camera such as exposure, white balance, color control (red or blue), gamma, brightness, sharpness, saturation, denoise, color temperature plus allows the user to save images and videos directly on the full SD card due to the onboard operating system. Included with the 11.8” High Definition display is a mounting kit that allows the display to be mounted directly in front of the HD1500MET-M-AF. The HD1500MET-M-AF features a full HD (1080x1920) resolution, which provides high fidelity images with a refresh rate of 60fps (frams per second) when connected via HDMI or 30fps when connected via USB2.0, so there is absolutely no lag in the live video feed when moving your specimen or part. A 0.3X C-mount adapter (MA151/35/03) is needed to attach it to any standard Meiji Techno America Trinocular Microscope. For video is would be better to use a digital pocket camera in front of the eyepiece (Many pocket cameras allow for High definition (HD) video at a fast frame rate of 24 images/sec).The HD1500MET-M-AF is our full featured 6 MP camera with a 1/2.8” CMOS chip. Just as a general warning that you do not expect too much concerning videos. You will therefore not be able to make high resolution videos with a fast frame rate (yet). Maybe the situation will change with USB 3.0 cameras, which are still too expensive, however. You might want to compare the frame rate (pictures/sec) for the different image sizes for the two cameras. by using the free program Microsoft ICE).Ībout videos: cameras which connect directly to the computer over USB are generally very slow. If you need large pictures, then you can always switch to a higher magnification and then take overlapping pictures with 1.3 MP and then stitch them together to a panorama (eg.

If you take the 3MP camera then you can always downsize the images and this will average away some noise. In other words, if you take a picture with the 3MP camera and use Photoshop (etc.) to increase the size to 5MP, then you will not be able to see a big difference. 5MP camera is probably not needed, and the camera will not be able to capture the details anyway, because the specimen and microscope optics become limiting.

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