Guest Post from: Isabelle Druc, PhDUW-Madison and Field Museum Dr. Isabelle Druc wrote the book “Portable Digital Microscope: Atlas of Ceramic Pastes – Components, Texture and Technology” and works in ceramic analysis with a specialization in petrography and paste analysis, ethnoarchaeology, ceramic ethnography, and archaeology with a focus in Andean archaeology. Dr. Druc’s new book…
Dino-Lite Enables You to Do More Dino-Lite has been a trusted imaging solution for professional inspection for over a decade by improving and innovating inspection processes for companies and users worldwide. Several institutions have gone beyond Dino-Lite’s official accessories and software and integrated Dino-Lite digital microscopes into their own systems. Dino-Lite offers a software development…
Introducing the AM7025X Dino-Eye eyepiece camera. This is the first camera to take advantage of the high-quality Edge optics and sensor.
This is a Dino-Lite Digital Microscope application video focusing on coins. All the images shown were captured by Dino-Lite Microscopes, and in this blog we’ll talk about ways to capture images like these.
Dino-Lite EdgePLUS raises performance and quality to new heights in terms of color fidelity, frame rate, and low-light performance.Combining the latest in EdgePLUS technology with FLC and AMR features make the AM4517MZT and AM4517MZTL the right choice through a wide range of applications.
This is a Dino-Lite video focusing on zebrafish research applications. Zebrafish are very popular in scientific and medical research and are known as a model organism for studies relating to vertebrate development, developmental biology and human genetic diseases.
This is a Dino-Lite features blog focusing on fluorescence. All the sample images shown in this post were taken with Dino-Lite fluorescence models.
This is a Dino-Lite digital microscope application blog post focusing on textiles. All the sample images shown were captured by Dino-Lite microscopes, and in this post, we’ll talk about the best ways to capture images like these.
This is a Dino-Lite digital microscope application blog post focusing on dermatology. All the sample images shown were captured by Dino-Lite microscopes, and in this post, we’ll talk about the best ways to capture images like these.
This post is to provide you with the general overview of Dino-Lite digital microscopes and our product line.
Today we’re taking an inside look into the newest members of the Dino-Lite family, the EdgePLUS series
Special Dino-lite microscopes offer higher magnification compared to our versatile standard models.
New Model for Scalp Inspection Dino-Lite offers a new handheld digital microscope with both white and UV light. This model is great for health and spa applications that often inspect the human scalp.
Models AM5218MZT and AM5218MZTL are two of our newest industrial-grade Edge Series USB digital microscopes.
The technique of fluorescence microscopy has become an essential tool in biology and the biomedical sciences. The use of a variety of fluorochromes has made it achievable to distinguish cells and cell segments with a high level of explicitness in the midst of non-fluorescing material. With the help of multiple fluorescence labeling, we can identify…
When working with a microscope, taking a picture and working with a sample can prove difficult at times! This article goes over easy and complex ways to take images with your Dino-Lite USB digital microscope.
Looking at a specimen can sometimes require multiple magnification levels, and sometimes even multiple cameras. Whether you are looking at your sample for inspection, cataloging, or for fun, consider looking at your sample in different ways! Experiment with different angles and lighting. With a digital microscope, you can also experiment with different magnification levels.
The RK-06A is the newest digital microscope stand Dino-Lite has to offer. It has a simple design but great features such as…
Scientists in Singapore and the US have developed a new method of detecting how scars will develop after a surgery or burn by using a breakthrough method with nanoparticles and a handheld fluorescent microscope. Armed with this information, doctors can take preventative measures to avoid serious scarring.
Measurement features turn a microscope camera into a powerful device. It relies on both the microscope’s hardware and software capabilities. Here are some Dino-Lite features to consider when measuring:
Portability is a huge factor for many users, especially when fieldwork in involved. With a portable digital microscope set-up, taking petrographic samples can be done easily and quickly in the lab as well as the field.
If your Dino-Lite has EDOF focus-stacking abilities, then your model will also have autofocus! This allows your USB Dino-Lite digital microscope to automatically focus and refocus – as long as your subject is within focal range.
EDOF: Extended Depth Of Field Microscopes and cameras are used for almost any kind of application, and almost every application can encounter depth-of-field issues. Some USB digital Dino-Lite microscope models with Extended Depth of Field – shortened to EDOF – help users look at the “big picture” at higher magnification levels with minimal blurriness.
When looking for a digital microscope, it’s important to know what you need out of your potential purchase. Here are 5 major factors to consider:
