5 MP CMOS global shutter camera with SONY EXMOR sensor, USB3.0, ideal for polarizing light & freeze-frame imaging.
The OPTIKA P5GS Pro is a high-performance scientific CMOS camera engineered for precise microscopy imaging applications, featuring a 5 MP resolution sensor based on the SONY EXMOR CMOS global shutter technology. This camera employs a global shutter mode that enables simultaneous pixel exposure, facilitating freeze-frame capture of rapidly moving specimens and eliminating motion artifacts, essential in dynamic live-cell imaging and fast kinetic studies.
Equipped with a USB3.0 interface, it supports high data transfer rates for impressive frame rates critical in biotechnological workflows such as molecular diagnostics, bioprocessing analysis, and synthetic biology research. The sensor’s wide dynamic range enhances imaging under varied lighting, making it particularly suitable for polarizing light microscopy, often utilized in cell and tissue imaging.
The camera’s compact housing and compatibility with standard C-Mount adapters (sold separately) allow easy integration with diverse trinocular microscope systems, ensuring flexibility for multidisciplinary laboratories engaged in neuroscience, clinical diagnostics, and biomedical engineering. Included accessories such as a calibration slide and USB cable support precise calibration and connectivity.
The OPTIKA P5GS Pro is widely adopted in biotechnology and molecular biology research, enabling clear and detailed visualization vital for gene editing workflows, live-cell fluorescence imaging, and biomanufacturing quality control. Its advanced sensor technology and versatile platform make it indispensable in cutting-edge laboratory imaging solutions.
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Last updated 19 October 2026
€3,188 sits above most cameras here. The middle half of the 363 with a price runs from €179 to €1,077.
