Bresser Researcher LCD Microscope

A digital microscope for demanding hobbyists and professional users Digital microscope with monitor and SD card slot (max. 32GB) Change settings and zoom easily with the touch screen Connect other monitors, TVs, beamers, smartboards via HDMI 4 DIN (RMS) objectives, 4x, 10x, 40x ...A digital microscope for demanding hobbyists and professional users Digital microscope with monitor and SD card slot (max. 32GB) Change settings and zoom easily with the touch screen Connect other monitors, TVs, beamers, smartboards via HDMI 4 DIN (RMS) objectives, 4x, 10x, 40x, 60x compares to 600x With fine focus, coaxial crosstable and Abbe condenser Modern Sony IMX206 sensor for 16MP images and Full HD video A digital microscope easily brings the microcosmos up on the screen.

For a long time, these instruments were common only in the beginner's range. Now, the successful and proven Researcher series makes the step into the digital microscopy world and offers new options for microscopy in schools, for hobby or work. The optics and mechanics is the same as already well estabished in the Researcher Bino and Researcher Trino microscopes.

Incuding 4 DIN objectives, Abbe condenser, coaxial fine focus and crosstable, the Researcher LCD is suitable for use in the microscopy hobby as well as in teaching or other work related applications. The highest magnification when using the 60x objective (compares to 600x on non digital microscopes) is high enough to view small microorganisms as microalgae, flagellates and bacteria. Other magnifications (20x, 100x oil) can be added later.

The Researcher LCD is also compatible with our plan-achromatic objectives designed for 160mm optical tube length. The integrated, modern Sony camerasensor IMX206 with 16MP gives a brilliant image with good contrast on the monitor. The user can change settings and capture images and video conveniently with the touch screen.

Images with 16MP and Full HD video can be stored directly on SD card (SD card not supplied). The microscope also has a HDMI connection, so the image is easily shown on a big monitor, TV, beamer or smartboard. The results can be shared with a bigger audience in lectures or teaching.