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Digital Pathology: A Primer for Microscope Camera Selection

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Author: Lumenera Corporation
Wednesday, February 01, 2017
Teledyne Lumenera

With a focus on the importance of color reproduction, camera sensitivity, noise, and resolution, and the different types of camera interfaces and analysis software, this white paper will help pathologists choose the right microscope camera for their digital systems.
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