Instructions for setting up a compatible Dino-Lite on Google Chromebook Learn More

Instructions for setting up a compatible Dino-Lite on Windows RT Learn More

All "AD" series caps are made out of polycarbonate material. "AM" series caps are made out of acrylic or polycarbonate material. Please contact us to inquire about a specific model. Learn More

Traditional microscopes and Dino-Lite digital microscopes both use a lens (optical magnification) to provide an enlarged view of a specimen. A particular magnification value may appear more powerful using a traditional microscope compared to a digital microscope because magnification is defined differently between the two types of devices... Learn More

Numeric aperture varies between different models. In general it is above 0.065. For specific inquiries or product recommendations please contact us. Learn More

Color correction matrix varies based on specific model and exposure settings. For specific inquiries or recommendations for applications requiring color accuracy, please contact us. Learn More

The Dino-Lite uses a glass lens. Learn More

The polarizer is an adjustable feature on Dino-Lite microscopes that allows you to help reduce glare on reflective surfaces Learn More

MicroTouch is a touch sensor that provides convenient snapshot without disturbing the image by moving a physical button. Learn More

The Dino-Eye camera devices are designed to add digital microscope functionality to an existing stereo or compound microscope. The camera connects to the microscope either by replacing a binocular eyepiece, a trinocular tube, or a c-mount connection. Learn More

Information about LED wavelength and filters.. Learn More

In general, standard models have maximum frame rate of 30 fps at low resolution (640 x 480) and can expect between about 10 - 15 fps at 1280 x 1024 resolution. High frame rate models (3713) series have a maximum frame rate of 60 fps at 640 x 480. Learn More

For Temperature Rating: Internal electronic components: Temperature rating (14° F ~ 131°F) / (-10° C ~ 55° C) Learn More

Dino-Lite scope lens are glass with IR coating. The filter is an IR pass filter. Learn More

For the Dino-Lite USB models in the 300/3000, and 400/4000 series, the Dino-Lite consumes 1980mW (1340mW microscope + 640mW for all 8 LEDs). Learn More

To determine microns per pixel, measure the field of view at the magnification being used. Learn More

The Dino-Lite uses long-lasting LED lights rated at 20,000 operational hours. Learn More

The LEDs can be toggled on/off programmatically using the Dino-Lite SDK. The maximum switching rate is approximately 20Hz. Learn More

While in a strobe pattern, the LED lights alternate being in an “on” and “off” state. Learn More

Please read the full article for important information and proper cleaning instructions Learn More

Some models, including the AM413FIT (IR) and AM4113FVT (UV) contain visible light filters Learn More

No, the Dino-Lite microscopes do not store any customer data Learn More

Need a drawing or design schematic file of a Dino-Lite microscope or accessory? Learn More

Yes.. Learn More