A Minute of an Ant's Life
27 Apr 2014
Take a look to the image quality of Motic’s versatile stereo microscope SMZ171 and the HD digital camera Moticam580 in this test video showing ant's life.
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Motic Europe
Motic was established in 1988 as a hi-tech industrial enterprise specialized in manufacturing conventional compound microscopes. The company consists of sales offices in Canada, Germany, Hong Kong, Spain and the United States. Moreover it has four wholly-owned factories across China.
During the late 1990s, Motic started to explore and develop affordable digital microscopy solutions. This has proven to be a worthwhile investment turning Motic into one of the leading brands of digital microscopy.
The main goal of Motic remains the same today as it was when it was founded: making sure its users get product with an excellent price/performance ratio.
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Moticam 580 & 580INT - HD Microscopy Cameras
Motic EuropeThe Moticam 580 is a brand new addition to Motic’s selection of digital cameras for microscopy which also includes a modular edition that allows you to easily integrate it to your existing BA Elite or BA-410 microscope, the Moticam 580INT. Its true talent is showcased by HD live images displayed at 1080 resolution through the HDMI output port (Moticam 580) or through the built-in LCD monitor (Moticam 580INT) setting it as a new benchmark for scientific microscopy cameras. Moticam 580/580INT - HD Microscopy Cameras Features: Capture 5MP still or 1080p video images directly onto an optional SD card with the included Remote Control, or by using the capture button on the camera. Connect your camera to a Projector to enlarge the image and share it with a larger number of people. Connect your camera to a Computer with a USB cable (using it like any other Moticam with the supplied software). Display the images on a larger HDMI screen of your choice. Moreover a full version of the well-known Motic Images Plus 2.0 software is included in the standard package.
