Digital Imaging in Optical Microscopy

A web-based instructional format that starts with the basics and proceeds through the most current research techniques in microscopy. Created by Olympus and Molecular Expressions.

From: Olympus America, Inc.
Link: Digital Imaging in Optical Microscopy

Photomicrography

From: Olympus America, Inc.
Link: Photomicrography

EMCCD.com

www.EMCCD.com is a forum for discussion and ideas about Electron Multiplying CCD technology. The information within this site is designed to educate you about this powerful new technology, how and where it is being applied.

From: Andor Technology plc
Link: EMCCD.com

Digital Imaging in Optical Microscopy

From Digital Imaging in Optical Microscopy, Nikon MicroscopyU

Link: Digital Imaging in Optical Microscopy

Introduction to Digital Imaging

A collection of articles covering all aspects of digital imaging technology. From Molecular Expressions, Michael W. Davidson, Mortimer Abramowitz, Olympus America Inc., and The Florida State University

Link: Introduction to Digital Imaging

Pixel Array Size Needed to Replace Photomicrographs on Film

Ted Clarke, Scientific Photographer and Instrument Maker

From: McCrone Associates, Inc.
Link: Pixel Array Size Needed to Replace Photomicrographs on Film

Image Capture Methods for Microscope Cameras

This article explains the advantages of three shot color for microscope cameras. From Brian L. Kuyatt and Philip Merlo, Diagnostic Instruments, and Robert Weaver, McCrone Research Institute.

Link: Image Capture Methods for Microscope Cameras

Resolution: 3-Shot vs Color Mosaic

Whitepaper from Diagnostic Instruments

Link: Resolution: 3-Shot vs Color Mosaic

Got Good Color?- Color Matching for digital microscopy

Link: Got Good Color?- Color Matching for digital microscopy

CCD Camera Image Correction Methods

Link: CCD Camera Image Correction Methods

Optofluidic Microscopy (OFM)

Optofluidic microscopy (OFM) is a new compact and lensless microscopic imaging technique invented in the Biophotonics Laboratory, lead by Professor Changhuei Yang. The device utilizes microfluidic flow to deliver specimens across array(s) of micrometer-size apertures defined on a metal-coated CMOS sensor to generate direct projection images.

Link: Optofluidic Microscopy (OFM)

CCD University from Apogee Instruments

Detailed technical articles on CCD sensors.

Link: CCD University from Apogee Instruments