Digital Microscopy

Digital microscopy involves using a special camera and computer technology to examine tiny objects or details at high magnification. Instead of looking through a traditional microscope’s eyepiece, images are captured digitally and displayed on a screen. This allows for easier analysis, sharing, and documentation of specimens, such as biological samples, materials, or forensic evidence. Digital microscopy enhances precision, provides storage options, and facilitates collaboration among researchers or professionals. Overall, it combines advanced imaging with digital tools to improve how we observe and study microscopic details efficiently and accurately.