Light Field Microscopy

Light Field Microscopy is an advanced imaging technique that captures both the intensity and direction of light rays entering the microscope. Unlike traditional microscopes that produce a flat image, it records the entire light field, allowing post-processing to refocus images at different depths and obtain 3D information. This enables detailed visualization of living specimens in three dimensions without moving the sample or multiple scans, making it useful for biological research, visualization of complex structures, and dynamic processes in real time.