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Hi all,
We recently purchased a wide-field microscope system with a scMOS camera
(Neo, 5.5 Megapixel, by Andor). We are having quite some annoying problems
with this Neo scMOS camera. Though it is a 16-bit device, it does not have the
dynamic range it should have in our system.
1) In “Rolling” shutter mode, the intensity value that the camera could
generate is truncated at ~20K. In another word, the camera saturates at ~20K
instead of 65535.
2) In “Global” shutter mode, the camera saturates at ~57K—a little short of
65535.
The camera is controled by the latest MetaMorph. The cooling temperature of
the camera seems also normal as displayed by MetaMorph (-30C). We haven’t
received any explanation from Andor via local vendor yet. I am wondering what
is configured incorrectly here.
Does anyone have similar experience of this camera or suggestion to share?
Thanks a lot.
Regards,
Lei Lu
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