Slide Scanner, Upright Widefield, Olympus

   

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The VS120 Slide Scanner from Olympus is convenient for automated imaging of tissue sections located on several slides.

Applications in brief

This virtual 6-slide scanning system creates high resolution images in brightfield (all magnifications), darkfield (4x, 10x, and 20x) and / or multi-fluorescence mode (all magnifications). Image stitching is very precise enabling high-level accuracy that can be applied from small animal brain slices to large specimens. Seamless switching between micro and macro observation modes enable swift viewing of regions of interest and overall structures.  

Features

  • Brightfield, darkfield, and widefield fluorescence scanning
  • Color corrected camera for brightfield/darkfield scanning
  • Darkfield mode to increase contrast in unstained samples 
  • Fast and powerful light engine with single-band exiters and a fast filter wheel with single-band emitters for DAPI, FITC, Cy3, Cy5 and Cy7

Which samples may I use?

Selected samples, but not limited to:

  • tissue sections
  • up to 6 slides simultaneously

Specifications

Full equipment name VS120 Slide Scanner, Olympus
Objectives
  • 2x / NA 0.08
  • 10x / NA 0.4
  • 20x / NA 0.75
  • 40x / NA 0.95
Channels
  • DAPI: EX 395/25; 295mW, EM 425/50
  • FITC: EX475/28; 196mW, EM 525/50
  • Cy3: EX 575/25; 310mW, EM 600/60
  • Cy5: EX 635/22; 231mW, EM 680/80
  • Cy7: EX 730/40, EM 800/100
Filter DAPI/FITC/Cy3/Cy5/Cy7 Pentafilter Semrock, Penta LED HC Filter Set #F68-050) 
Cameras
  • Monochrome camera: Hamamatsu ORCA-FLASH4.0 V2 (QE 82%)
  • Color camera: AVT Pike F-505C VC50 progressive scan CCD camera
Slide capacity up to 6 slides simultaneously

Need help?

Come to our Open Office sessions to discuss your imaging needs or get advice on workflows, free of charge:

Tuesdays and Thursdays 13:30 -14:30

The Skou building, 1116-256