Specifications
- Premium Resolution 8 Megapixel - Frame Rate - 60 Fps - Chip : Sony 1/1.8” Ex-Mor CMOS HDR Sensor - Effective Pixels : 3840 (H) x 2160 (V) = 8.29 Megapixels - SDI Output Resolution : 2160p@60/50 Fps, 1080p @60/50 Fps. - HDMI Output Resolution : 2160p@60/50 Fps, 1080p @60/50 Fps. - Output Format : HDMI, EX-SDI - Mounting Port - C-Mount - Menu - Support Keys Function - Inbuilt Fan to control the Heat - Recording Resolution : 4k Ultra HD 60fps. - Min. PC Requirement : Windows 10, 8GB Ram, Graphics Card 1GB. - Supported Monitor : Only 4k UHD Monitor with HDMI Input - Exposure : Adjustable - Brightness : Adjustable - Contrast : Adjustable - Image Flip : Yes - Image Mirror : Yes - Digital Noise Reduction - Power Input : DC 12V - Size : 73 (W) x 71 (H) x 140 (L) - Weight : 0.42 Kg (Approx) Items Included 1.) Camera 2.) 4k USB Recorder 3.) USB3.0 Cable 4.) 4k HDMI Cable 3 meters - 2 pieces 5.) DC 12V Power Adapter 6.) Software CD
A 4K microscope camera designed for surgical microscopes would offer advanced imaging capabilities tailored to the precision and detail required in surgical procedures.
Ultra-High Resolution: A 4K microscope camera provides exceptional image clarity with a resolution of approximately 3840 × 2160 pixels, allowing surgeons to view surgical sites with unparalleled detail.
High Frame Rate: The camera should offer a high frame rate to ensure smooth, fluid video playback, especially during dynamic surgical procedures where motion may be involved.
Wide Dynamic Range (WDR): WDR technology enables the camera to capture clear images even in challenging lighting conditions, such as variations in illumination within the surgical field.
Low-Light Performance: Superior low-light performance ensures clear imaging even in dimly lit operating rooms, helping surgeons maintain visibility during procedures.
Color Accuracy: Accurate color reproduction is essential for distinguishing anatomical structures and identifying abnormalities or tissue types accurately.
Integration with Microscope Systems: The camera should be compatible with a wide range of surgical microscopes and seamlessly integrate with existing equipment and workflows in operating rooms.
