Request InfoJenoptik Optical Systems GmbH, Optical SystemsJenoptik Optical Systems GmbH has launched the Progres Gryphax Subra, a microscope camera for applications in quality assurance and control. The Subra represents the first model in a new product range, Progres Gryphax, building on the Progres microscope family. The USB 3.0 camera offers an intuitive software interface and an optimized workflow. The camera features a live panorama function, which enables a large sample to be scanned automatically in real time, before the sections are combined to form a final overall image. The z-stacking tool has been updated to be more...See full productRelated content from Photonics MediaPRODUCTSPhotonics Showcase April 2022 IssueMicroscope CameraThe LC35 microscope camera from Olympus Corp. provides quality brightfield images in a cost-effective package. 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