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Zeiss Lumar Stereoscope

Zeiss Lumar Stereoscope

The Zeiss Lumar is a high-quality stereo-microscope equipped with transmitted and reflected light imaging, together with regular fluorescence. This is the perfect platform for large specimens such as multi-well plates, large tissue samples and whole organisms.

Objectives: 0.8x Neo Lumar 80mm wd, 1.5x Neo Lumar 30mm wd

Zoom: 1x to 10x

Field of view: 35.9 mm (0.8x zoom 1)

Fluorescence filters: green, red and far-red

Camera: Zeiss axiocam ICC1 1388x1038 pixels (not recommended for fluorescence)