Biological Microscopes
- Smooth, ultra-clear live display makes observations easy and stress-free
- Vivid imaging under fluorescent light, with the beauty and detail of high resolution
- Choose and apply settings easily according to the specimen and observation method — then capture photos quickly
The fast, seamless, and detailed live display makes all aspects of observation and focusing effortless
1.45-megapixel high-resolution images displayed live at 15 frames per second
For easy, stress-free observation, the DP71 provides a seamless live display of high quality (1360 x 1024 pixels, obtained through1.45-megapixel 2/3" CCD) images at 15 fps.Dim fluorescent signals can be previewed clearly, easily, and comfortably using 2 x 2 or 4 x 4 binning with no reduction in display speed. A real-time frame averaging functionminimizes noise and optimizes the display resulting in low-noise live images.
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Fast, high-resolution image acquisition with outstanding color fidelity

12-bit digitization per RGB color channel for highly accurate 36-bit color results
Using a series of RGB filters (Bayer mask) combined with Olympus' color technology produces images withoutstanding quality every time. Each RGB color channel contains 12-bits of digitized information (4096gray levels for precise light intensity discrimination). This ensures a high level of color fidelity along with finelevels of color gradation; necessary for accurately reproducing images of dyed and fluorescent specimens.

Super high resolution, equivalent to 12.5 megapixels
Pixel-shifting technology is applied to the 1.45magapixel 2/3" CCD. This results in a 12.5 megapixel, 4080 x 3072 pixels, super high-resolution image.
Rapid high-resolution image acquisition— 12.5 million pixels equivalent - in only 3 seconds
High-speed hardware makes it possible to capture even high-resolution images (equivalent to 12.5 megapixels) in approx. 3 seconds.
* For exposure times in the range of 1/44,000 ~ 1/15 seconds, capture can be slowed if several tasks, such as file copying, are active in the background.

