CCD Cameras - the benchmark for digital photomicrography

If you are evaluating different kinds of digital cameras to use with a microscope, you can't go wrong with choosing one that uses a CCD sensor. These cameras will not only generate some of the highest resolution images possible, but they will also perform well at high magnifications where illumination is low. The sensors also have a higher dynamic range, which allows for better exposure levels on samples that have regions of both high and low light reflection.

While Nikon has virtually cornered this market by incorporating their digital SLR line into their DS-series microscope cameras, other brand-name digital camera options also exist for personalized applications.

Explore the possibilities for digital imaging solutions in our Microscope Cameras and Imaging Software menus on the left-hand side of the page.






Nikon DS-Series CCD Digital Cameras


Designed for use with Nikon Microscopes and NIS-Elements Image & Analysis software.






Jenoptik CCD Digital Cameras


From the camera makers for Zeiss microscopes comes high-quality and affordability.




a4i CCD Digital Cameras


Featuring SONY sensors that produce high-quality images, even at high magnifications.






Motic CCD Digital Cameras


A deep line of options with high versatility for multiple applications.





PAXcam CCD Digital Cameras


MIS delivers a robust series of cameras with a wide range of resolution options.





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