Olympus – Digital Microscopy
Olympus is a leader in digital microscopes, offering a range of products like the DSX1000 digital microscopes. Our solutions are tailored for Pharmaceuticals, Chemicals, and Research Laboratories. At Mason Technology, we provide top-tier solutions for all your digital microscopy needs.
We proudly feature Olympus’s advanced digital microscopes, setting new standards in laboratory microscopy. Olympus’s offerings, including the DSX1000 digital microscopes, are at the forefront of microscopy technology. These systems deliver exceptional precision and reliability. Their robust designs and user-friendly interfaces make them ideal for various applications. With superior imaging capabilities, Olympus’s equipment ensures clear and accurate observations. They provide reliable results. Their durable construction and ease of use make these systems invaluable in any laboratory environment. This includes pharmaceuticals and research. Olympus’s dedication to innovation and quality shines through in every aspect of their digital microscopy equipment. This ensures your processes are both efficient and effective.
Explore the full range of Olympus’s digital microscopy equipment and consumables at Mason Technology. Discover how we can support your laboratory microscopy needs with our state-of-the-art solutions. Trust Olympus’s technology to deliver the highest standards of performance and reliability in your laboratory processes.
Olympus’s DSX1000 digital microscopes are designed to meet various demands. They offer versatile and efficient imaging for your laboratory needs.
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scanR High Content Screening Microscope
scanR is a modular microscope-based imaging platform designed for fully automated image acquisition and data analysis of biological samples. scanR can...
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scanR High Content Screening Microscope 
scanR is a modular microscope-based imaging platform designed for fully automated image acquisition and data analysis of biological samples. scanR can handle many different formats, including multi-well plates, slides and custom-built arrays. This unmatched flexibility makes it equally adept at routine and advanced applications, while preconfigured assays for common applications improve efficiency. Its powerful analysis module provides complex image analysis and advanced data evaluation for standard and bespoke assays.
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LV200 | Luminesence Microscope
The Evident LV200 has been carefully designed for long-duration cell bioluminescence. A completely new optical design dramatically increases sensitivi...
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LV200 | Luminesence Microscope
The Evident LV200 has been carefully designed for long-duration cell bioluminescence. A completely new optical design dramatically increases sensitivity and enables the detailed study of photosensitive cells and luminescence probes at high magnification. The built-in system for temperature control, humidity and gas flow helps to keep the cultured cells or tissue slices in a healthy condition throughout the observation period and the unique light-tight enclosure shields the sample and optics from any external light.
LV200 luminesence microscope overview
- Cell-friendly Imaging: Luminescence comes from within the sample and is in turn non-toxic to the cells. There is also no background noise or autofluorescence to worry about. Luminescence is, therefore, the right light for live cell imaging.
- Advanced Bioluminescence Microscopy: Luminescence has several potential benefits over fluorescence including better signal-to-background ratios due to the lack of background emission and no phototoxicity nor photobleaching, making it ideal for quantitatively following long-term changes in live cell systems. The observation of luminescence has previously been held back by a number of technical challenges. In the LUMINOVIEW LV200, Olympus has successfully developed a luminescence microscope system that overcomes these challenges and harnesses the power of bioluminescence imaging for the first time in a commercial system.
- Overcoming the Limitations of Fluorescence: Fluorescence microscope and related techniques have many advantages, but also a number of limitations. Bioluminescence imaging has the potential to overcome these limitations. The unique optical design of the new Olympus LV200 brings together the advantages of fluorescence and bioluminescence to create a system capable of acquiring bright, high- resolution images.
- Fluorescence: Fluorescent emissions tend to be short-lived and bright, requiring specific frequencies of light for excitation. As a result, this illumination is required at the time of imaging, which means that the optical system must be able to supply strong and fully controllable light at one wavelength and project the emitted light on a different wavelength to the user’s eyes and/or camera. Despite these relatively complex optical requirements, fluorescence techniques have flourished and are enabling groundbreaking discoveries in many research areas.
- Bioluminescence Imaging: Luminescence emissions tend to have varying lifetimes and are often quite faint, but due to the lack of background or fluorescence they can be measured with a high signal-to-noise (S/N) ratio. This makes luminescence ideal for applications where there is strong autofluorescence, such as whole animal imaging or in samples containing various compounds from chemical libraries. The in vivo imaging systems and microplate luminescence readers have shown great success in these areas.
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