Works with the cameras you have
USB3 Vision and GigE Vision cameras, USB microscope and eyepiece
cameras, webcams, and compatible iPhones. Others can connect through
a small bridge program (some programming required):
download the bridge files and guide.
Only the controls your camera has
Exposure, gain, white balance, focus, resolution, and frame rate,
with friendly labels. Features a camera lacks stay out of the way.
A clear, adjustable image
A live histogram and bendable curve, false-color tables with an
emission-wavelength (λ) slider, shading correction, white balance,
and rotation and flipping.
Focus with confidence
A focus meter, focus peaking that highlights sharp edges, and
focus stacking for an all-in-focus image of thick specimens.
Measure and annotate
Calibrate with a stage micrometer, then measure lengths, angles, and
areas, count cells, and add labels, arrows, and a scale bar. Copy
results into @Graph or @Stat.
Capture everything
Raw 8- or 16-bit TIFF or images as displayed, frame averaging,
time-lapse with movie and TIFF stack, and movies in H.264, HEVC,
or ProRes.
Two cameras at once
Side by side, one above the other, picture in picture, or merged with a slider, such
as fluorescence over brightfield. Merge captured channels into
one color image.
Ready for the classroom
Present the live image full screen on a projector or second
display, with the scale bar and annotations.
Native for macOS
Built for Apple silicon, with smooth live view and a modern macOS
experience in Dark, Light, or System appearance.