Microscope Imaging Service—Nikon SMZ25 Stereo Zoom Microscope

Confocal microscopy is an optical imaging technique that uses point-by-point illumination and spatial pinhole modulation to remove scattered light from the non-focal plane of the sample, allowing for improved optical resolution and visual contrast compared to traditional imaging methods. CD BioSciences, the imaging experts, can provide you with Nikon SMZ25 Stereo Zoom Microscope-based confocal microscopy imaging services.

Name of the Instrument/Platform

Nikon SMZ25 Stereo Zoom Microscope

MANUFACTURER:

Nikon

Introduction

The Nikon SMZ25 is a stareo zoom microscope equipped with the following objectives:
1. SHR Plan Apo 0.5× NA 0.1 (working distance 71 mm)
2. SHR Plan Apo 2× NA 0.3 (working distance 20 mm)
By an optical zoom mechanism each objective's magnification can be changed by a factor of up to 25 (from 0.63× to 15.75).
The objectives do not require the specimens to be covered with coverslips. In addition the 2× objective has a correction collar to compensate spherical aberration if specimens are submerged in medium.
The SMZ25 offers brightfield and epifluorescence illumination (X-Cite Xylis LED light source) in three channels: DAPI/EGFP/DsRed.
Cameras:
1. The SMZ25 is equipped with with
2. a Nikon DS-Qi2 monochrome camera. It uses a 16 MP 24 × 36 mm monochrome CMOS chip of which 1609 × 1609 pixels are used.
3. a Nikon DS-Fi3 5.9 MP CMOS color camera. If offers resolutions of 1440 × 1024 or 2880 × 2048 pixels.
Filter Cubes
The SMZ25
1. "DAPI": EX 377/50 DM 409 EM 447/60
2. "EGFP": EX 470/40

CD BioSciences' Nikon SMZ25 Stereo Zoom Microscope-based confocal microscopy service is an ideal partner for cutting-edge biomedical research, providing precise 3D imaging, as well as accurate imaging of cell structure and dynamic processes, all in one package. If you are interested, please feel free to contact us.

For research use only, not intended for any clinical use.

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