Re: Screens for microscopy


"Bob Chiovetti" <rchiovetti@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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On Mar 20, 6:04 am, UKoncology <UKOncol...@xxxxxxx> wrote:
Gentlemen, Have you any thoughts on screens for connecting to a video
camera for videomicroscopy, please? The options in flat screens would
seem to be a flat screen monitor, connected to a PC, or an LCD tv with
video inputs. Any opinions, please?
Expensive dedicated kit is beyond budget, I'm afraid.
Thanks to any respondents, HJ

What kind of output does the camera have? Is it digital or analog,
and how small do you want to go? Do you need just a live video
display, or do you need to capture images from the camera?

For simple video display from an analog camera that has a standard RCA
jack, there small displays are available. I don't know if the small
size and resolution would do justice for video microscopy (especially
if pathology and diagnostics is involved), but it might be worth
taking a look at:

<http://www.superdroidrobots.com/shop/category.asp?catid=40>

Maybe the 7 inch monitor would be suitable?

Cheers,




I use an Archos 605 WiFi that has a hi res screen and a travel dock to
connect to my camera, but generally the analogue output of a digital camera
is low res, Making it only just usable




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