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A stereo microscope certainly is the most widespread type of microscope. From industrial QS applications to the biomedical field, from professional environments to amateur usage:...

The phase contrast is an illumination method to translate the reflective index or the optical thickness of the sample into a visual black and white...

A high quality illumination is regarded as a key issue for a perfect information transfer from specimen to target (human eye/camera chip). The illumination angle,...

Polarization Contrast is an affordable and easy contrast method to detect birefringence, which is a material characteristic that can be found in minerals, crystals, plastic...

In order to obtain maximum performance from your microscope’s optics - good, clear and crisp image - it is very important that the sample is...

We would like suggest some easy steps that will help you maintain the microscope in perfect conditions, and avoiding possible repairs. You might already know...

For beginners, the combination of a light microscope with a digital camera includes some surprises. There are obvious discrepancies between the visual impression in the...

The uncommon yet simple rule “The sample defines the microscope” certainly helps to choose the appropriate microscope hardware for a defined application. Biomedical tissue sections...