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Michal, I was intrigued by your insistence despite the opinions against so I could not resist the temptation to look at the LSM700 brochure and indeed it is advertised as Lambda Scan capable by means of the VSD (variable secondary dichroic beamsplitter)... so I think you might be in the right track... hope your Zeiss rep gives you a positive response, good luck


Leoncio A. Vergara MD
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University of Texas Medical Branch
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Thank you for your fast response!

This was also what the owner of the microscope claimed, however in the 
specification from zeiss site it is wrtten: 
"Spectral detection Simultaneously in two confocal reflection channels, with high-
sensitivity, low-noise PMTs, 
adjustable (increment 1 nm)" 
http://www.zeiss.com/C12567BE00472A5C/EmbedTitelIntern/LSM700_Specificatio
n/$File/LSM700_Specification.pdf

and it is also repeated in the product brochure - 2 mistakes in Zeiss 
documentation? additionaly in manual are information on scanning in lambda 
mode... I will try to call Zeiss, but still hopes to get in touch with somebody who 
used LSM700 for spectral imaging...

Regards,

Michal