DK3000 Microscope Digital Camera Images

The images found below were all captured with the DK3000 3.1 mega pixel microscope digital camera that we carry. All images shown below were compressed to load faster on your computer, but are otherwise untouched photos.

Images below taken with the DK3000 3.1 mega pixel digital camera.

		Image at left is of a human artery and was captured with the DK3000 3.1 mega pixel microscope digital camera. Click here to view the non-compressed version of the image.
Image shown at right is human tissue that was captured with the DK3000 3.1 mega pixel microscope digital camera. Click here to view the non-compressed version of the image.

Images taken using the DK3000 3.1 mega pixel digital camera on the ML7100 Metallurgical Microscope


Anodized aluminum, 100x	Anodized aluminum, 200x	Anodized aluminum, 400x


Scratched stainless steel, 100x	Scratched stainless steel, 200x	Scratched stainless steel, 400x


Penny, 100x	Penny, 200x	Penny, 400x


Plastic strap, 100x	Plastic strap, 200x	Plastic strap, 400x

Images taken using the DK3000 3.1 mega pixel digital camera on the student biological microscope model 163

The image at the left is an aphid.

This image was captured at 100x magnification.

Image at the left are two different insect antenna. This image was captured at 100x magnification.

Image at right is the exact same antenna as that in the image on the left, but the image was captured at 400x magnification.

Image at the left is frog's blood, notice the small dark dots in the center - these are the nuclei. This image was captured at 400x magnification.

Image at the right is the same microscope slide with frog's blood, but was captured at 1000x magnification. Now the nuclei of the blood cells are clearly visible.