ZEISS Axio Zoom.V16 for Materials

• Zoom between large object fields in minute detail
  Your Axio Zoom.V16 combines its 16x zoom with a high numerical aperture and large working distance:
  even at low and medium magnifications you achieve resolutions up to twice as high. Don’t waste your time stitching tile-images: image entire components with just a few shots.
  

• Optimized Zoom for Your Applications
  The eZoom of Axio Zoom.V16 works with a motorized iris diaphragm coupled to the zoom. Simply select the best mode for your purpose:

Brightness mode: Observe fluorescence images over the complete zoom range with highest possible brightness.

Eyepiece mode: This is ideal if you work mainly with ocular observation using conventional illumination. You zoom from large object fields with maximum depth of field to high magnifications with maximum resolution.

Camera mode: Axio Zoom.V16 adapts to the performance of your camera. You get an optimal relation between resolution and depth of field across the whole zoom range.

• EpiRel produces a relief-like image contrast
  Slightly incline the illumination with the EpiRel slider in the Epi-Illuminator Z of your Axio Zoom.V16:
  Discover textures and small ridges, particularly at high magnification. Objects will take on more contour than in conventional brightfield.
  

• Precicion: eZoom images – twice as sharp
  The zoom body is the core of stereo and zoom microscopes. When zooming, lenses have to be positioned precisely. Until now, a metal component milled with great care would determine the exactness of this movement, and with it the optical quality of your microscope.

eZoom replaces the mechanical curve with an electronic one. Stepping motors position the moveable lenses precisely and take the tolerances of the individual lenses into account. Each zoom body describes its own zoom curve and captures visibly more details. eZoom follows the base line for image sharpness over the magnification range with a doubled precision, compared to a mechanical zoom body. Programm zoom curves individually.