High Resolution Cameras

The  highest resolution camera in the world , by Jan 29, 2021,  is 3,200 megapixel (or 3.2 gigapixels). It can get a picture of a golf ball at 15miles away. This camera is more than 2 feet wide, 5 feet diameter and the whole camera is 13 feet  from the front lens to the back. This was made to help the Vera Rubin Observatory’s telescope study space.

A 100MP camera or higher is available for photography or special applications in microscopy field. One photography lover says you need to sell only three organs (of your choice!) in the black market to get one. Another thinks if you buy that you will be given a free car. This sensor is not available for microscopy or astronomy usage directly, but you can contact us to get a proper SLR adapter to use with your own microscope or telescope.

We have made a big selection of high-resolution cameras available in the specification tab. There are two important things to be considered when you choose such a camera, beside the resolution and/or sensor size.

1. Camera Mount; since the sensor size is large and even sometimes super large, thus a special mount is required.
2. Data Transfer interface;  As the number of pixels goes up, the file size becomes larger. Thus a special data transfer interface needs to be taken into account. We supply special data grabber and other required accessories in a bundle.

The rest is just simply hook the camera to your microscopy system and enjoy zooming in and zooming out, and browsing as deep as you like.