I bought a 2MP digital camera from Microscopes.net for a trinocular
microscope for home use and it works fine. The software displays a full
screen image and cost just under $200. Provided it is not going to get
very heavy use, this should do what you want. The URL is
(http://www.microscopenet.com/microscope-accessories-cameras-c-89_49.html).
If you want better resolution, they have cameras up to 14MP, at higher
prices, of course.
Bryan Llewellyn
Mikael Niku wrote:
Hello!
I'm looking for a digital camera for our histology teaching lab (for
showing and explaining the slides on the screen).
Essentially, a fast live image with good colours and reasonable
resolution are needed. Plus a simple, easy to use software of course.
And preferably not TERRIBLY expensive.
It seems it's still a bit difficult to find such a solution. Any ideas?
With best regards,
Mikael Niku
University of Helsinki, Finland
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