Microscopic Camera LUMC-B20

Name: Microscopic Camera LUMC-B20
Brand: Labtron.online
SKU: LUMC-B20
Rating: 4.9 (268 reviews)

Microscopic Camera LUMC-B20 is digital microscope C-mount HDMI capable camera, delivers 1080p video up to 60fps, and 5MP still images. The highly-sensitive digital sensor makes this camera ideal for low-light applications, including dark-field and fluorescence. It can be used as a standalone recording device using SD: Secure Digital memory, or as a Wi-Fi camera on a networked computer, this is an extremely flexible imaging solution.

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Sensor type	CMOS Sony IMX178 sensor
Camera type	Colored
Sensor size	1 / 1.8 inch
Resolution	5.0 MP
Pixel size	2.4 µm
Video resolution	1080 p
Frame rate	60 fps at 1920 × 1080 (HDMI) 25 fps at 1920 × 1080 (Wi-Fi, SD)
Sensitivity	425 mV at 1/30 s
Total active pixels	2048 × 1536
Connectivity	HDMI, Wi-Fi, USB
Mounting size	C- mount
Power	12 V, 1 A
OS requirements	Windows (32/64 bit) XP/Vista/7/8/10, Mac OS 10.8+, Linux kernel 3.13+
Hardware requirements	Intel Core2 2.8GHz or comparable processor, 2GB RAM, USB2.0 port
Advanced software for windows	Live video and still image capture values can be set in different resolutions simultaneously Offers Stitching, EDF, video recording and measurement functions Conducts measurements for lengths, angles, arcs, areas and etc offers computer screens the same field of view as your microscope’s eyepiece Saves still images in BMP, TIFF, JPG, PICT, PTL or other formats
Less mount	C- interface mount
Working temperature	0 to 60°C
Working Humidity	0 to 85 % RH
Weight	Approx. 600 g

5MP 1080P with 60 fps HDMI, Wi-Fi, C-mount digital camera
Wi-Fi connectivity for PC control and capture up at 25 fps
Standalone operations with built-in recording using SD card
Includes Stitching and Focus-Stacking, offers editing/processing of images
Useful for fluorescence and dark-field imaging
Excellent low-light performance
User-friendly software for Windows XP/Vista/7/8/10

This digital camera with C-mount design can be connected directly to C-mount photo-ports, or used in conjunction with an array of lenses and adapters to mount virtually on any microscope for different applications across microbiology, medicine, biotechnology, tissue culture etc.