New Portable Microscope
25-100x with up to 4mm depth of field!
18 June 2006: Grayfield Optical Inc. will be demonstrating an improved version of their Portable Microscope.
One of the biggest problems faced by those using microscopes is the lack of useful depth of field. The more you enlarge an object, the worse it gets. Additionally, microscopes are usually quite large and therefore cumbersome to take out into the field.
This unique new lens adaptor system addresses both of these problems by making use of the unique Olbrich Lens System which will convert your Nikon CoolPix S4 digital camera into a lightweight, easy to use 25-100x portable microscope with as much as 4mm depth of field while retaining excellent resolution, high contrast and true colour rendition!
The first microscope to give you extra depth of field!
This microscope system provides an exceptionally high optical resolution, unparalleled 1.5 - 4mm depth of field at full aperture, free of any spherical aberration or parallax errors. Photograph stunning, brilliant images in their true colours!
The Nikon CoolPix S4 is a well-proven 6 megapixel digital camera with autofocus and swivel lens to ensure you can always take your pictures at the ideal angle. This is especially useful when using the camera as an enhanced highly portable microscope. The special fixed ring tripod design ensures the portable microscope is used at the ideal working distance for maximum possible depth of field. Even expensive laboratory microscopes do not offer you as much depth of field as this lens system at the same magnifications.
Ideal for pictures of coins, stones, plants, etc. Often used commercially for picturing material faults, blemishes, rust, etc. on-site. This powerful, yet easy to use microscope system offers a wide range of capabilities with a good cost-performance ratio.
We will be demonstrating the portable microscope at the Grayfield Optical stand, I12 (at the back of the hall).
About Grayfield Optical Inc.
Grayfield Optical Inc. was formed on September 15 2003, to market the unique microscopes invented by the German engineer Kurt Olbrich. With offices in USA and Germany, Grayfield’s team can offer a range of specialised microscopes aimed at industry, research organisations, and laboratories.
At the age of 23, Kurt Olbrich became a master of the model and tooling trades. With these qualifications, he started to work with plastic technology, which was in its beginnings at the time. His work with plastics allowed him to advance his career with Hoechst to head their applied research department. After 20 years with Hoechst, he decided to become self-employed in 1972 in the field of Basic Research and later in 1973/74 as a German state certified consultancy expert. Kurt Olbrich is based in Hiltersklingen, which is between Frankfurt and Heidelberg.
For further information, please contact:
Peter Walker
Technical Support / European Sales and Marketing
Grayfield Optical Inc
T: +44 (0)20 8133 4321
F: +49 221 20046973
E: info@grayfieldoptical.com
W: http://www.grayfieldoptical.com |
