Location
- Research Support Building (CACTUS)
- Rúa de Constantino Candeira, 1. Campus Vida , 15782Santiago de Compostela
- Schedule
- Monday to Friday, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m.
Work modes: BF, DF, multifocus and fluorescence.
- Manual control of zoom, filter changer, UV shutter, iris diaphragm and focus.
- Image capture using digital cameras: Leica DFC 490 and Leica DFC 350 FX.
Apochromatic optical system with light stands for bright field and dark field.
Fluorescence illumination systems and UV, GFP Plus and Texas Red filters.
- UV Excitation filter 360/40 nm Blocking filter 420 nm.
- GFP Plus Excitation filter 480/40 nm Blocking filter 510 nm.
- Texas Red Excitation filter 560/40 nm Blocking filter 610 LP nm.
Resolution 420 Lp/mm.
Magnification range between 7.1x-115x.
Visual field: ø 29.6 mm-1.8 mm.
Working distance: 55 mm and focal length 80 mm.
Leica Application Suite (LAS) software licensed for the image overlay (Binary Image) and multiple focus (Multifocus) modules.
Image capture using digital cameras:
- Leica DFC 490
- High resolution digital colour camera.
- Exposure time: 261µs - 10 min.
- 8 Megapixel CCD.
- 36 bit RGB colour.
- Leica DFC 350 FX
- Monochrome digital camera with high sensitivity in the VIS-IR spectrum.
- Exposure time: 5µs - 10 min.
- 1.4 Megapixel CCD.
- 12 bit monochrome.
The Leica MZ16F stereo microscope captures images using the Leica Application Suite (LAS) software licensed for the image overlay (Binary Image) and multifocus (Multifocus) modules.
The LAS Binary Image module allows the acquisition of images in one channel and the creation of a composite image from individual images. The channels are usually fluorescence channels, but any other available contrast method can be used.
The Multifocus module enables high-quality surface detail imaging of large samples. This application creates Z-stacks of multifocus images that are combined - by means of an image editing algorithm - into a single sharp image that effectively extends its depth of field. This module compensates for lateral image shifts caused by varying Z and distortions due to non-telecentric optics.
Electronic and Confocal Microscopy and Support for Biological Specialities Unit
- Research Support Building (CACTUS)
- Rúa de Constantino Candeira, 1. Campus Vida , 15782Santiago de Compostela
Electronic and Confocal Microscopy and Support for Biological Specialities Unit
- Research Support Building (CACTUS). Lugo
- Campus Lugo s/n, 27002Lugo