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ZEISS | Axiocam 705 mono - 5 Megapixel Microscope Camera for High Resolution Imaging at High Speed
The ZEISS Axiocam 705 mono is a 5-megapixel monochrome CMOS camera that allows you to capture time-lapse sequences of the most dynamic processes in your sample. You can achieve more than 60 frames per second with full 5 megapixels. Alternatively, reducing the pixel count accelerates imaging even further, up to hundreds of frames per second. Hardware triggering ensures precise timing and enables extremely fast multidimensional imaging experiments. The active cooling of the sensor and low sensor readout noise make this microscope camera the ideal choice for fluorescence microscopy of dim and delicate specimens. The Axiocam 705 mono employs analog pixel binning and signal amplification to enhance sensitivity. With a high peak quantum efficiency of up to 72% and a broad spectral sensitivity ranging from UV to near-IR light, you can tackle even the most challenging fluorescence imaging applications.
Carl Zeiss Microscopy GmbH
ZEISS | Axiocam 705 mono 5 Megapixel Microscope Camera for High Resolution Imaging at High Speed
Carl Zeiss Microscopy GmbHCarl-Zeiss-Promenade 10
07745 Jena
Deutschland
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Description
Recommended for ZEISS Axiocam 705 mono:
- High-resolution fluorescence microscopy
- High-frame-rate imaging
- Research
- Documentation
- Live cell imaging
- Low light microscopy
Highlights of Axiocam 705 mono:
- 5-megapixel cooled global-shutter CMOS sensor
- 62 frames per second in full 5-megapixel resolution
- Wide sensitivity spectrum 350 nm – 1000 nm
- Exclusive noise inhibition technology for low-light imaging
- Low readout noise and analogue signal amplification
- Dynamic range of 1:25,000 in high-dynamic-range (HDR) mode
- Analogue pixel binning
- Small 3.45 μm pixels for high-resolution imaging
- Hardware triggering




