Compare Camera Images
Compare Images Acquired with Different Cameras
Using standardized capture conditions, VayTek has produced a set of comparison images for some of the most popular cameras for digital imaging systems for science, medicine, research and microscopy. The capture conditions were:
- 40x .75NA lens
- Olympus BX60 microscope
- Mercury lamp
- 500 ms exposure time for all images
- A new part of the specimen was used for each capture to avoid bleaching out the specimen
- The specimen was a triple stained slide prepared by Molecular Probes. It was a commercially purchased stain: Bovine pulmonary artery enothelial cells, fitc, dapi, texas red; green is tubulin, red is F-actin, and blue are nuclei.
- Some researchers don't have programs to read 12 bit images, so each captured image was converted to 8 bits. The 8 bit image lets the viewer see the image, but truncates the dynamic range.
- The comparison images are quite large, so download time may be significant.
Cooke Sensicam, 8 bit images
Cooke PixelFLY, images from manufacturer
Optronics Magnafire sample image (not acquired using the standardized capture conditions listed above, but an image from the Optronics promotional archives).
Roper Sensys, 8 bit images
Roper Quantix, 8 bit images
Roper Micromax, 8 bit images
Hamamatsu, 8 bit images
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