ZEISS ApoTome.2 by ZEISS Microscopy
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Member since: 2013
Organization: Howard Hughes Medical Institute
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Application Area: Fluorescent imaging
"The Apotome2 makes imaging easy. The images are crisp and clean. Converting the images to tiff or jpeg is really easy. I like that I can make final adjustments to the contrast and brightness to get the best image possible."
Review date: 31 Mar 2015 | ZEISS ApoTome.2
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Member since: 2015
Organization: Wayne State University
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- Ease of use
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Application Area:Imaging
"I wouldn't say easy to use but it does gather publication quality images."
Review date: 26 Mar 2015 | ZEISS ApoTome.2
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Reviewer Member since: 2014
Organization: Sao Paulo State University
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"Indispensable for when you want a precision photomicrography with different levels in a single plane!"
Review date: 28 Nov 2014 | ZEISS ApoTome.2
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Reviewer Member since: 2013
Organization: University of Texas
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- Ease of use
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Application Area:Imaging
"Apotome is fairly easy to use and easy to set up. It provides excellent resolution in making stacks of thin slices stained with fluorescent proteins."
Review date: 19 Nov 2013 | ZEISS ApoTome.2
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Reviewer Member since: 2010
Organization: Carnegie Mellon Univ
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"Apotome is great for doing stacks but a confocal is much easier to use."
Review date: 05 Jan 2011 | ZEISS ApoTome.2
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Reviewer Member since: 2007
Organization: Wayne State Univ. Sch. Med.
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"Good product."
Review date: 11 Jan 2008 | ZEISS ApoTome.2
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Reviewer Member since: 2007
Organization: Mount Sinai School Of Medicine
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Review date: 10 Jan 2008 | ZEISS ApoTome.2
Create optical sections of your fluorescent samples – free of scattered light. With structured illumination, you know that only the focal plane appears in your image: ApoTome.2 recognizes the magnification and moves the appropriate grid into the beampath.
The system then calculates your optical section from three images with different grid positions without time lag. It’s a totally reliable way to prevent scattered out-of-focus light, even in your thicker specimens.
Yet your system remains just as easy to operate as always. You get images with high contrast in the best possible resolution – simply brilliant optical sections.
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