AM4115TW-GFBW 1.3MP Wide FOV 480nm GFP Microscope (Discontinued/replaced by AM4117MTW-G2FBW)

[additional]   Measurement Yes Flexible LED Control No Automatic Magnification Reading No Extended Depth of Field No Enhanced Dynamic Range No Magnification Lock Yes Body Material ABS Plastic Microtouch Sensor Yes LEDs Blue (7), White (1) Polarization No Excitation Wavelength (LED) 480nm Emission Wavelength (Filter) 510nm Magnification Range 2x - 50x Working Distance Standard Lens Type Glass Megapixels 1.3 MP Image Save Formats (Windows) BMP, GIF, PNG, JPG, TIF, RAS, PNM, TGA, PCX, MNG, WBMP, JP2, JPC, PGX Video Save Formats (Windows) WMV, FLV, SWF Operating System Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8, 10, Mac OS 10.5+ Connection Type USB 2.0 Included Software DinoCapture 2.0 (Windows), DinoXcope (Mac OS) Imaging Standards UVC Sensor Type CMOS Resolution 1280 × 1024 pixels Frame Rate (max) 30 FPS Dimensions 10.5cm (L) x 3.2cm (D) (4.13" x 1.26") Weight 105g (3.7 oz) Cable Length 182cm (71.65 in) Package Includes Microscope, Carry Pouch, Software CD, Edge Calibration Target Warranty Period 2 years Manufactured in Taiwan Service & Support U.S. (www.dinolite.us) English & Spanish Regulatory Approval CE, FCC [/additional] Discontinued/replaced by AM4117MTW-G2FBW   The Dino-Lite Edge AM4115TW-GFBW digital microscope is optimized for research and viewing objects involving fluorescent objects using blue LED’s for excitation and has a 510nm emission filter that is designed to observe green fluorescence including but not limited to GFP (green fluorescent protein). This model features a dual focus great for Larger Field-of-View (FOV) and Depth-of-Field (DOF), which makes it ideal for macro viewing applications with a magnification range of 2x - 50x. Green fluorescent objects pop out under this handheld microscope and you can clearly see its green glow. If you need to observe without this special feature, it also has the capability of switching the light source from the excitation lights to white light which provides the convenience of locating and focusing on the object. Switch back to the main lighting for capturing green fluorescent objects. With a working distance of more than 1cm from the target, rotating the knob may find another magnification with focus, and thus effectively zoom in the image optically.