Useful For a Wide Range of Applications

An unmatched 5.0 Megapixels sensor, allows for the transmission of a sharp image with a resolution of up to 2592×1944 without compression.

Digital microscopes allow easy recording and sharing of observations in the office or out in the field with a compatible PC or MAC.

The Aim Point Laser (APL) is an integrated trough-lens laser projecting a red dot that provides a visual reference point for the positioning and focusing of the target.

Provides lighting adjustment options including intensity settings to the four LED quadrants, as well as the aim point laser and the ability to turn on or off LED by quadrant.

Automatic Magnification Reading displays the current magnification on the screen with the included software for Windows or Mac OS. AMR features remove the hassle of stopping your work to check the magnification before performing a measurement.

Polarization can be switched on/off or adjusted to allow full or half polarization to control glare and helps to reveal more detail or to enhance the contrast on the surface by reducing or eliminating the reflections.

The scroll lock ensures the focus knob stays at the desired focus or magnification position without worry of unintentional movement.

The interchangeable front caps are designed to be used with Dino-Lite Edge and EdgePLUS series models. The caps provide additional versatility to Dino-Lite digital microscope applications.

N3C-C / Close Cap This cap protects the lens and LED lights from dust, debris, or moisture. N3C-D / Diffuser Cap This is a translucent cap that partially softens the LED light. N3C-D2 / Opal Diffuser Cap This cap softens and evenly distributes the LED light. N3C-L / Long Cap (30mm length) This cap assists users to find focus quickly at low magnification when it touches the surface. N3C-O / Open Cap (9.5mm length) This 9.5mm cap eases finding and holding a fixed focus when using the Dino-Lite in handheld mode. N3C-S / Sidelight Cap Use the sidelight cap to light from the side for highlighting the texture and depth of targets at short working distances.