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Fluorescence Cameras

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Now at Framos GmbH, the Infinity3 camera series from Lumenera Corp. is intended for fluorescence microscopy applications. The cameras feature Sony CCD sensors and offer high dynamic range, high sensitivity and optional thermoelectric cooling for high-quality images and fast preview speeds. Customers can select from three monochrome and color models that come with Infinity analyze and capture software.

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