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Scmos Camera Hamamatsu Orca Flash 4.0, supplied by Hamamatsu, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 90/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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Hamamatsu scmos camera orca-flash4.0
High-resolution Fourier light-field microscopy (HR-FLFM). (a) Experimental setup of HR-FLFM. The objective lens (OL) and the tube lens (TL) form wide-field images at the native image plane (NIP). The Fourier lens (FL) transforms the NIP to its back focal plane, where <t>the</t> <t>microlens</t> array (MLA) is positioned. The MLA segments the light field and forms three elemental images at its back focal plane on the <t>sCMOS</t> camera. DC, dichroic cube. CAM, camera. The inset diagram illustrates image formation through the customized MLA for emitters at different axial positions, capturing both the spatial and angular information in an uncompromised manner. (b) Axial stack projection (step size = 100 nm) of the experimental point-spread function (PSF) through the microlenses [(i)-(iii)] (effective pitch = 72.5 μm in the object space) within an axial range from −5–5 μm, as color-coded in the color scale bar. (c) Lateral displacement of each elemental PSF image [(i)-(iii)] at the camera plane as a function of the axial position, showing a good agreement with the theoretical prediction (dashed line). Scale bar: 10 μm.
Scmos Camera Orca Flash4.0, supplied by Hamamatsu, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 90/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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High-resolution Fourier light-field microscopy (HR-FLFM). (a) Experimental setup of HR-FLFM. The objective lens (OL) and the tube lens (TL) form wide-field images at the native image plane (NIP). The Fourier lens (FL) transforms the NIP to its back focal plane, where the microlens array (MLA) is positioned. The MLA segments the light field and forms three elemental images at its back focal plane on the sCMOS camera. DC, dichroic cube. CAM, camera. The inset diagram illustrates image formation through the customized MLA for emitters at different axial positions, capturing both the spatial and angular information in an uncompromised manner. (b) Axial stack projection (step size = 100 nm) of the experimental point-spread function (PSF) through the microlenses [(i)-(iii)] (effective pitch = 72.5 μm in the object space) within an axial range from −5–5 μm, as color-coded in the color scale bar. (c) Lateral displacement of each elemental PSF image [(i)-(iii)] at the camera plane as a function of the axial position, showing a good agreement with the theoretical prediction (dashed line). Scale bar: 10 μm.

Journal: Optica

Article Title: High-resolution Fourier light-field microscopy for volumetric multi-color live-cell imaging

doi: 10.1364/optica.419236

Figure Lengend Snippet: High-resolution Fourier light-field microscopy (HR-FLFM). (a) Experimental setup of HR-FLFM. The objective lens (OL) and the tube lens (TL) form wide-field images at the native image plane (NIP). The Fourier lens (FL) transforms the NIP to its back focal plane, where the microlens array (MLA) is positioned. The MLA segments the light field and forms three elemental images at its back focal plane on the sCMOS camera. DC, dichroic cube. CAM, camera. The inset diagram illustrates image formation through the customized MLA for emitters at different axial positions, capturing both the spatial and angular information in an uncompromised manner. (b) Axial stack projection (step size = 100 nm) of the experimental point-spread function (PSF) through the microlenses [(i)-(iii)] (effective pitch = 72.5 μm in the object space) within an axial range from −5–5 μm, as color-coded in the color scale bar. (c) Lateral displacement of each elemental PSF image [(i)-(iii)] at the camera plane as a function of the axial position, showing a good agreement with the theoretical prediction (dashed line). Scale bar: 10 μm.

Article Snippet: The back focal plane of the Fourier lens was partitioned by a customized microlens array (MLA, RPC Photonics, specified in Section 2.B ), forming elemental images by each individual microlens on an sCMOS camera (Hamamatsu ORCA-Flash4.0, pixel size P cam = 6.5 μm). fig ft0 fig mode=article f1 fig/graphic|fig/alternatives/graphic mode="anchored" m1 Open in a separate window Fig. 1. caption a7 High-resolution Fourier light-field microscopy (HR-FLFM). (a) Experimental setup of HR-FLFM.

Techniques: Microscopy