TAGARNO, the renowned Danish manufacturer of high quality digital microscopes, is pleased to announce a major upgrade to its FHD microscope series, first launched in 2016. The new upgrade focuses on the integration of the cutting edge FCB-EV9520L camera with cutting edge STARVIS 2 imaging technology, delivering unprecedented image quality and improved operational performance.
STARVIS 2 imaging technology significantly improves the capabilities of TAGARNO microscopes. The upgraded camera allows users to experience an improved dynamic range, enabling the microscope to perform better in both low-light and bright-light environments. This expanded dynamic range ensures superior image clarity even in challenging lighting conditions.
Additionally, the STARVIS 2 sensor significantly improves the signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) for clearer, more detailed images. This upgrade also improves color reproduction, providing users with highly accurate and realistic images in a wide range of applications and lighting conditions.
For TAGARNO ZIP and ZAP models, the new cameras also offer faster boot-up and operation speeds, an improvement made possible by advanced architecture enhancements in STARVIS 2 that optimize the initialization process and streamline data processing for greater efficiency.
One of the key features of this hardware upgrade is the ability to zoom and focus simultaneously for a smoother workflow. This improvement is especially beneficial for users who frequently adjust zoom levels, as it saves time and increases productivity.
Anders Ravnskjær Pedersen, Head of R&D and Product Management at TAGARNO, commented: “At TAGARNO, we are constantly improving the performance and usability of our digital microscopes. The STARVIS 2 image sensor is a major technological upgrade for our FHD microscopes, bringing value to end users across a range of industries. In particular, the improved dynamic range ensures end users excellent image quality even in challenging lighting conditions.”
This hardware upgrade is available for TAGARNO’s existing line of FHD microscopes, giving both new and existing users the opportunity to benefit from these advancements.
