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MikeG
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Microscope Camera Software (Moticam and Leica)

02/17/2010 5:45 PM

I am looking for software to view and capture images from 2 microscope cameras - a Moticam 2000 and a Leica DFC 400. I don't have the original software that came with the devices.

Can you recommend a good, free, software package to simply view and capture images from both these systems?
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Re: Microscope Camera Software (Moticam and Leica)

02/18/2010 11:45 PM

Check the model and software of ur camara in the internet. I am very sure the producers will be happy to let U have the it free of charge. mean while I will be helping out as soon as I am done I will contact U.

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02/19/2010 12:23 AM

Dickson beat me in providing the best (first) solution (gave him a GA). I had the same problem while teaching at a community college, but I obtained good digital photos by focusing directly through the microscope optical lens. I took excellent shots even under oil emersion. There are good software programs out there, but finding one that is compatible with your own hardware is difficult.
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02/19/2010 9:04 AM

What sort of interface is provided? If USB, then probably the devices can be "seen" as storage device.

My (very!) cheap microscope does just that....

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