MKTV5 and MKTV5-Display

Microscope camera MKTV5 and MKTV5-Display

Microscopy on the monitor

No matter if monitor, TV, beamer, tablet, or smartphone, via the HDMI and WiFi interfaces of the microscope camera MKTV5, the image can be easily and safely transferred to the desired display. The software integrated on the camera as well as a connectable USB mouse offers the possibility to edit the live image, as well as to generate image and video files and save them directly on an SD card. A PC is not necessary for all this.

However, it is still possible to connect a PC to the camera using the PC software included in the scope of delivery. A connection to a smartphone or tablet is possible via app.

Due to the standardized USB 2.0 Hi-Speed ​​interface and the C-Mount thread, the microscope camera MKTV5 can be connected to all commercially available microscopes, macroscopes, endoscopes and lenses.

With the MKTV5-Display we also offer a Full HD Display, which can be connected and mounted to the MKTV5. Thus the display is mounted directly on the camera to save space.

MKTV5

• 5.0 Megapixel camera with 1/1.8” CMOS sensor

• Resolution of 2592 x 1944 pixels

• USB 2.0 Hi-Speed ​​interface

• HDMI interface (HDMI cable included)

• USB interface for USB mouse or WiFi adapter (both included)

• Live image, image recording and video function

• Integrated software & additional PC software

• Storage of image and video files on SD card (included)

MKTV5-Display

• 11.8” 1080p IPS LC-Display

• Resolution of 1920 x 1080 pixels

• HDMI interface for connection to MKTV5

The camera and associated software can be used in a wide range of applications

Industry, BioMed, quality assurance, laboratories, practices, public institutions, research & education, training, schools, universities etc.

• Live image, image recording and video function

• Fast digital visualization of the microscope image

• Adjustment of hue, saturation, brightness, contrast, gamma and gain (PC software)

• Calibration, measurement and annotations (PC software)

• Compensation of lighting conditions through focus enhancement and automatic/manual exposure

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