Color camera from QImaging has a 16 mm diagonal sensor

The MicroPublisher 6 camera delivers six million 4.54 μm pixels for detail capture with low-powered objectives such as 10X, 20X, and 40X magnification.

Laser Focus World Editors
Apr 24th, 2017

The MicroPublisher 6 camera delivers six million 4.54 μm pixels for detail capture with low-powered objectives such as 10X, 20X, and 40X magnification. Designed for fluorescence documentation, it has a 16 mm diagonal sensor, low-read-noise electronics, cooling to remove hot pixels and dark current, monochrome image readout for tinting and merging, and the company’s Ocular software.
QImaging
Surrey, BC, Canada
www.qimaging.com

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