Scientific USB 3.0 camera with 6.3 MP Sony sCMOS Exmor sensor for precise microscopy imaging and analysis.
The Sony sCMEX-6 USB (DC.6000S) is a high-performance scientific digital camera featuring a 6.3 megapixel sCMOS Exmor R sensor with a 1/1.8-inch sensor size, optimized for microscopy and fluorescence imaging applications in biotechnology and molecular diagnostics. It offers a progressive scan, rolling shutter mechanism with an RGB filter and a C-mount interface, suitable for integration with a variety of stereoscopic and compound microscopes.
Key technical features include:
The camera is housed in a robust CNC-machined aluminum alloy chassis to maintain mechanical stability and heat dissipation during prolonged biotechnological imaging procedures. It includes essential accessories such as adapters for 23.2 mm to C-mount with a 0.5x factor, USB 3.0 cable, microscope adapters (30 and 30.5 mm), and a 76x24 mm calibration target (1 mm/100 scale).
The bundled ImageFocus Alpha software supports comprehensive image and video capture, as well as quantitative analysis, providing critical tools for biopharmaceutical production pipelines and synthetic biology research environments. System requirements demand an Intel Core 2 2.8 GHz or higher CPU, 2 GB RAM, USB 3.0 port, and a 17-inch display.
This scientific imaging solution is ideal for researchers in biotechnology, clinical diagnostics, cell imaging, and biomedical engineering requiring precise, high-resolution imaging with flexible exposure control and advanced image analysis capabilities. It is widely adopted in synthetic biology research and molecular diagnostics, making it critical in biomanufacturing and gene editing applications.
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Last updated 8 November 2026
€789 sits in the middle range cameras here. The middle half of the 212 with a price runs from €200 to €1,260.
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