Zeiss AxioZoom.V16
The instrument has a dual-camera setup with a colour camera and monochromatic camera for fluorescence imaging. It has two white light sources for brightfield imaging, a ring light from above and light below the sample. Fluorescence optical sectioning is possible via structured illumination using the ApoTome.2.
Fluorophore selection guide
Reservation System: Zeiss AxioZoom.V16
Location: BioCity, 5th floor, room Dunkel
• Numerical Aperture: 0.125
• Working Distance: 114mm
• Magnification range: 3.5x-56x
• Field of view range: 66-4mm
• Apotome compatible: No
• Numerical Aperture: 0.125
• Working Distance: 56mm
• Magnification range: 7x-112x
• Field of view range: 33-2mm
• Apotome: Yes from 40x-112x
- Above: CL 9000 LED CAN ring light
- Below: visiLED MC1000
- HXP 200C mercury lamp
Excitation: G365nm
Emission: BP 445/50nm
Alexa 488 - filter set 38 HE
Excitation: BP 470/40nm
Emission: BP 525/50nm
Excitation: BP 560/40nm
Emission: BP 630/75nm
Alexa 647 - filter set 50
Excitation: BP 640/30nm
Emission: 690/50nm
With structured illumination (SIM), you know that only the focal plane appears in your image: ApoTome.2 recognizes the magnification and moves the appropriate grid into the beampath. The system then calculates your optical section from three (or more) images with different grid positions. This removes scattered out-of-focus light from your images, even in thicker specimens.
2048 x 2048 pixels
2560 x 1920 pixels
- Zen Pro