HDMI Microscope Cameras
HDMI Microscope Camera systems utilise a camera with a direct output from the camera to a HDMI interface. This interface can then be plugged directly into AV systems for a direct, live feed image.
Axiocam 208 Colour
Axiocam 208 Colour is a HDMI microscope camera with a 1/ 2.1” chip. The 8.3 megapixel camera can be connected directly to projectors/TV Monitors and any device with a HDMI input.
Axiocam 202 Mono
Axiocam 202 mono HDMI microscope camera for 2-megapixel image capture. Featuring a 1/ 1.23” sensor this camera can connect to any HDMI port.
Benefits of HDMI Microscope Cameras
No PC required for data transfer
As the HDMI imaging is independent of the USB capture, the camera can run through the HDMI port only. Often there will be a separate power supply to power the camera when USB connection is independent. This helps reduce the footprint needed for a digital system as a large PC capable of video capture is not required.
Great for teaching
With a simple HDMI port setup couldn’t be easier, no drivers or installation or IT admin issues. The camera plugs straight into an existing projector or monitor system. Allowing users to bring the camera and microscope anywhere knowing it will be seen.
Great paired with a macro lens
Pair a HDMI microscope camera up to a macro lens as seen here, this lens provides versatile imaging and when directly used with a HDMI microscope camera can give direct imaging. Great for fast viewing of parts up close on a production line