Microscope Objectives - objectives microscope
Thermal cameraUSBPC
The XNiteDualCam provides the user with two separate cameras seeing in different wavelengths in one convenient small package. With a built-in IR illuminator, the IR side can see in the absence of IR light up to 10 feet. Since the camera is setup as two separate cameras, there are two USB cables that can be connected to one or two computers. When connecting to one computer, each camera shows up as a separate video device, USBCamera0 and USBCamera1. The IR side has an 850nm +/- 10nm bandpass filter that will reject other infrared, visible and UV light which improves the camera IR response that matches its IR illuminator.
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USBNight Vision camera
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ExternalIRCamera for Windows Hello
The cameras appear to the computer as two video devices (when both connected to one computer) similar to webcams. Any software that can display a webcam image should also be able to see this camera. We can provide inexpensive single camera Windows capture software (video and stills) or we have custom software that can display both images at the same time.
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USBthermal camera - Raspberry Pi
Our IR1 Ink - IR with our XNiteFlashF780 flashlight illuminating and camera 850nm IR LED's covered with black tape. Spray mark on bottom
Software has the ability to control camera brightness, contrast, exposure, gamma, white balance, etc, but that also depends on the software you are using to capture images and video. The camera will work with many smartphones but you may need an OTG cable and most smartphone software can only display images from one of the cameras at a time. To see both cameras at the same time, you will probably need to use our own Windows custom software.