Description
0.5x C-mount adapter is an optical coupling accessory for connecting C-mount cameras to compatible light-field microscopes in the OBE series. The 0,5× reduction factor helps match the camera sensor format to the intermediate image, supporting efficient field coverage during documentation, teaching and routine imaging workflows. Compact and lightweight at 0,075 kg, the adapter is supplied as a single unit for straightforward installation on the microscope phototube or dedicated camera port. This accessory is offered by manufacturer KERN and is intended for laboratory microscopy setups that require reliable camera integration without altering the core optical path of the instrument. It suits life-science, materials and educational laboratories that document brightfield observations with digital cameras. Use together with matching OBE-series microscopes and C-mount imaging devices to build a stable, repeatable imaging chain for qualitative assessment, archiving and shared viewing of microscopic specimens under standard laboratory lighting conditions.
This article is part of Microscope objectives, eyepieces & optics, in Microscopy & histology.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: C-mount adapter
- Magnification factor: 0.5x
- Compatibility: OBE series microscopes
- Weight: 0,075 kg
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