Leica DMS300

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•8:1 zoom range (with switchable clickstops) enables a fast changeover from overview to detail
•Digital magnification range 15× to 120× (including 0.8× objective) with a 22"-monitor
•Parfocal optics – no refocusing when changing the Magnification
•Digital camera with 2.5 megapixel resolution, also suited for recording the finest details at low magnification
•High live image speed: up to 30 frames per second
•User-optimized menu on the monitor
•Programmable preset values and importable image overlays
•Direct control of all camera parameters via infrared remote control (in HD-mode)
•Direct recording of HD-movie-clips to SD-card

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Leica DMS300

Whether you Digital Microscope System with full HDMI output

The Leica DMS300 is a complete digital microscope system that utilizes a HDMI-monitor instead of eyepieces. Leica’s high quality 8:1 zoom optics are combined with a 2.5MP camera to provide a full high-definition live image with up to 30fps. The Leica DMS300 produces high-quality, full-color still images as well as Full-HD movies as a standalone system.

All primary functions of the DMS300 are controlled with a wireless remote control. Additionally, it can be connected to a computer offering full compatibility with Leica software LAS EZ. The dual live video stream allows for simultaneous output to a PC and a second imaging device with HDMI-interface such as a HD-monitors or HD-projector.

Leica DMS300

Another Dimension to Microscopy

Easy inspection and documentation

Many applications require us to work at higher magnifications so that we may inspect and sometimes document our work or products. Traditionally, this has been done using a standard stereo microscope and a digital camera. This approach produces 3-D-images which can be difficult for some users.

Leica DMS300