| Speed,  Flexibility, and Precision in an
            Easy-To-Use Design
  Click to Zoom: The upright RS-G4 research confocal microscope features a new strip mosaic image capture process coupled with its proprietary image-stitching algorithm to create cellular-level images with unprecedented down-to-the-pixel accuracy and perfect homogeneity. The process generates large-scale mosaics that you can use to quickly locate a data collection area on a large specimen, such as a whole brain section. APPLICATIONSNeuroscience: The high-speed strip mosaic feature of the RS-G4 can scan large  areas of whole brain sections in just a few minutes. Full correlation is  available to interact from the macro view to zoom into the desired micro  cellular detail for various fluorescent stained image views. The mosaics are processed  using an image-stitching algorithm to display perfectly aligned  images with seamless frame-to-frame clarity. Developmental Biology: Observing animal development has traditionally  required taken several instruments to record growth, from high-power  microscopes to larger Field of View (FOV) stereo microscopes. The RS-G4 lets  you complete the same tasks with a single instrument. It can record confocal  imaging at all stages of development, with many fluorophores highlighting  cellular development from sub-micron resolution to complete FOVs of 30 x 30 mm  and larger, covering micro to macro imaging. In addition  to visible wavelengths, the RS-G4 provides an infrared laser (785nm or 830nm) for  in-vivo sample imaging with a penetration depth of up to 250 microns (depending  on cellular density). The ability to look inside your juvenile or adult model  adds new information to your research. Pathology: The RS-G4 supports both confocal  reflectance microscopy (CRM) and confocal fluorescence microscopy (CFM) for the  ex vivo applications involved in reviewing images of tissue.  Translational Research: The near 25 frames-per-second image  capture speed and extensive functionality of the RS-G4 bring confocal microscopy  to a wide range of new research areas. 
 SPECIFICATIONSResolution 
          Horizontal Optical Resolution: 0.5 µmVertical Optical Resolution: 0.8 µmDisplayed Image Resolution: 1024 x 1024  pixels Field 
          Single Frame FOV: 400 µm x 400 µm  standard objectiveMapped Field: 120 x 80 mmMagnification: Olympus 40x/1.3 oil  objective (Standard) Optional 20x, 40x dry/water/oil, 60x water/oilImage Digitization: 8 displayed; 16 bit  TIFF storedFrame Rate: Variable (5-25 fps)Operating Wavelengths include: 405 / 488 / 638 / 561 / 785 nm Environmental  
          Optical Operating Power: Class 3BOperating Temperature: 55°F to 85°F  (13°C to 30°C)Power Source: 110-230 VAC 50-60 HzOperating Humidity: Non-condensing Physical 
          Dimensions: L 18.25 x W 15.5 x H 16 Scan Head Only: L 6.32 x W 4.3 x H 11.55 Monitor: 27", 2560 x 1440 pixels  (WQHD) 16:9 | | Click to enlarge:  Mouse Brain
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 D. Ehlinger and K. Commons
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        | HIGHLIGHTS
        Fast, large-scale mosaic creation up to 120 x 80 mmTo-the-pixel image accuracyAutomated simultaneous and sequential reflectance and fluorescence imagingMulti-dimensional imagingIntuitive microscope controlExperiment acquisition setup for automated collection of snapshots, time, X-Y-Z, multi-stage points, wavelength)Supports standard dry, and oil and water immersion objectivesWindows® based image storage structure |  |   Fast, Accurate Large-Scale MosaicsThis upright research confocal microscope quickly creates the large-scale mosaics you need to locate and analyze target areas on your specimens. The mosaics are created with a multi-dimensional imaging system driven by  high-speed strip mapping software that launches as the first strip is imaged. As each subsequent strip is imaged, the software performs Seam Carving that stitches the fields together with perfect alignment. You get an image with cellular level, down-to-the-pixel accuracy that delivers perfect homogeneity, generated with virtually no delay. Slashing image acquisition time with high-accuracy strip mapping gives you a superior source for analysis, and dramatically reduces the time required to complete experiments. Customers have reported reducing large area imaging times from two weeks to less than an hour. Faster workflow cycles valuable free time and create a better user experience.  |  |