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News Release from: Motic Microscopes | Subject: Z-14 video zoom system
Edited by the Laboratorytalk Editorial
Team on 22 January 2008
Video zoom system suits microscope
inspection
The Motic Z-14 is said to combine the best of an optical stereomicroscope, 1:14 optical zoom, with the best of a video based system, auto focus, in one system
Motic reports announces the introduction of the Z-14 video zoom system, a continuation of the company's industry line and commitment to digital microscopy The overall focus of the Z-14 is able to be switched from default auto focus to manual focus for samples and applications with numerous heights via the system's hand remote
This article was originally published on Laboratorytalk on 7 Feb 2007 at 8.00am (UK)
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Magnification can be changed by the step (whole number change) or the fine (continuous) zoom controls.
The system has a 1 lux sensitivity and the system's brightness can be adjusted in real-time through the hand remote.
A back light effect is available to further smooth out the image.
All information detected is able to be output via RCA, S-Video, and USB2.0 simultaneously.
Standard equipped with Motic Images Plus 2.0 ML software, the Z-14 is capable of calibrated manual measurement, cataloguing, image comparison, and documentation in a convenient package.
Video based and with a 172mm [0.5X standard objective] working distance, the Z-14 is ideal for applications ranging from video inspection to micro welding to jewellery repair to biological dissection to training.
The Z-14 is capable of expansion with numerous stands, auxiliary magnification and illumination allowing further usage in various fields.
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