Stereo Microscopes
Our Stereo Lumar can provide a true stereo image at up to 125× magnification with sub-micrometer resolution in three fluorescent channels (see Table). It can image in both transmitted and reflected light modes for optimal lighting of a wide variety of samples.
The motorized features of this system include automated focus and zoom allowing for z-stacks, 3D reconstruction, multichannel imaging, extended depth of focus and time lapse imaging, and true movie-making modes.
This microscope is perfect for developmental biology projects, especially those looking at fluorescent protein expression (e.g. GFP, RFP) in whole organisms or tissues.
Table 1 Zeiss StereoLumar V12 Technical Specifications |
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Filters
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01 (UV) 49 (UV) 38 (Green) 20 (Red) |
Excitation: 353-377 Excitation: G365 Excitation: BP 470/40 Excitation: BP 546/12 |
Emission: LP 395 (optional) Emission: BP 445/50 (installed) Emission: BP 525/50 (installed) Emission: BP 575-640 (installed) |
Objectives
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1.5x NeoLumar S (optional) WD = 30mm Field of view=1.5 to 19.2 mm 0.8xNeoLumar S (installed) WD = 80mm Field of View=3.0 to 36 mm |
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Zoom |
Up to 12:1 ( Yields up to 125x Magnification on 1.5x lens) |
- Stereoscopes Technical Overview_2017 (PDF, 114KB)
- Lumar Brochure (PDF, 644KB)
- Zeiss brochure for the Lumar SteReo V12 http://applications.zeiss.com/C125792900358A3F/0/48B8C771E5CB5E8FC12579060048161E/$FILE/46_0008_e.pdf
- Zeiss brochure for the Discovery V8 http://applications.zeiss.com/C125792900358A3F/0/1782C42A1D88AE28C1257906004816B4/$FILE/46-0087_e.pdf
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