DP28 | Laboratory Microscope Camera
The Evident DP28 laboratory microscope camera combines powerful features, precise color accuracy, and 4K resolution across a wide field of view to provide stunning images for conferencing, teaching, and clinical research. With smart features, the camera eases and accelerates your microscopy tasks while delivering high image quality.
DP28 laboratory microscope camera overview
- 4K Ultra-High-Definition Onscreen Images: The images on your screen look exactly as they appear through the microscope’s eyepieces.
- Microscope Camera with a Large Field of View: With a large field of view (FOV) up to FN25, see and capture more of your sample with images that are sharp, flat, and in focus from the center to the periphery. Pair the camera with Olympus’ X Line objectives and a 0.63X camera adaptor designed for a wide FOV to leverage the power of the camera’s 1-inch image sensor.
- Easily Share Microscope Camera Images: Make your collaborations more efficient. All your critical data—images, annotation, and live measurements—can be easily displayed and shared together locally or remotely.
DP28 key features
Fast Microscope Camera
Quickly capture images with the level of detail required for most life science imaging applications.
- 6.4-megapixel high resolution at 45 frames per second (fps)
- Designed for local and remote image sharing for conference and consultation
- 60 fps full HD live images
Reliable Color Rendering
The DP23 camera realizes good color reproduction on your monitor.
- Dedicated ICC profiles show your samples in their natural colors
- Common life science dyes look the way you expect them to
- Use with Olympus’ True Color LED light source and the BX53 microscope for a complete color-optimized system
Large Field of View Microscope Camera
See more of your sample with an incredibly large field of view (FOV) up to FN25.
- Images are sharp, flat, and in focus from the center to the periphery
- Use with our latest optics—including X Line objectives and a 0.35X camera adaptor designed for a wide FOV— to maximize the camera’s potential