1. A Cat brain whole slice scan (~16x12 mm) imaged with 4x objective.
     Rotated 180° to match the true objective view. Slide courtesy of U. Illinois Urbana-Champaign, School of Integrated Biology.
     Full image size 32000x30000, reduced for zoom view below to 21800 x 20125 pix.

​2.  A whole Bee's Knee:   View the zoomable large GB image (left), and an example 3D image (right).
- For zoom GB images below, click on 'full screen' for best viewing. This specimen is very thick! (up to ~380 um).
- HScope Z-scanning automatically captures images for both high depth focus (left) and 3D imaging (right).
- Zoom all the way in... it's really interesting to see the detailed knee structures.
- Note, all images below are scientifically accurate with full control of the imaging pipeline.

Zoomable ultra-scale image (scroll to zoom, 15240x22153 pixels):

3D Z-stack image - Raw:
Contact us for the full 3D image: techdemo@abemis.com

Full resolution  (note jpg artifacts, compressed for web).
​Contact us for large (tiff) uncompressed image examples.

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2. Large scale spinal chord cross-section (rat). Appx 3x2 mm, 20x, 7x5x6 tiles.
Zoom in for cellular-level detail. Full image 15273x13218 pixels.

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​3. Human knee meniscus cross-section. Phase + elliptically polarized:
Polarization enhances the collagen structures and  crimp patterns due to it's inherent birefringence.
Please zoom-in, and use full screen for best viewing.

​More examples: Large-scale GB images (zoom in) with various imaging modalities.  Click on full screen [X] for best viewing.

A pine needle stem, ~18000x11000 pixels. 20x, 7x4 tiles
​acquired in only 85 seconds.

   An Equine blood plasma sample in phase+polarized light.
   ~14000x8000 pixels (10x, reduced here 50p).

Equine blood plasma, 20x, huge size 20x20 mm, ~40000 x 33000 pixels.
Semi-phase light. 

Canine esophagus sample, ~11000 x 8000 pixels, 10x normal light.
4x3 scan acquired in under 45 seconds.