Microscope having an imaging optical unit for recording
AssigneeCarl Zeiss Meditec AG
InventorsAlois Regensburger, Susanne Kohlhammer, Jonathan Essig
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AssigneeCarl Zeiss Meditec AG
InventorsAlois Regensburger, Susanne Kohlhammer, Jonathan Essig
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A microscope includes an illumination unit for illuminating a region of a specimen to generate an illuminated region, an imaging optical unit for magnified imaging of the illuminated region, an image sensor disposed downstream of the imaging optical unit for capturing the magnified image of the illuminated region, a camera for recording an overview region of the specimen without using the imaging optical unit and a control unit for controlling the image sensor and the camera. The overview region includes a part of the illuminated region and a non-illuminated region of the specimen. The control unit actuates the camera to make a recording of the overview region. The control unit actuates the image sensor to cause a recordation of the magnified image of the illuminated region. The control unit generates an overview image based on the recording of the overview region and the recording of the magnified image.
A microscope, comprising
A method for generating an overview image in a context of a microscope including an illumination unit for illuminating a region of a specimen to generate an illuminated region;
A computer program product for generating an overview image in a context of a microscope including an illumination unit for illuminating a region of a specimen to generate an illuminated region, an imaging optical unit for magnified imaging of the illuminated region of the specimen, an image sensor disposed downstream of the imaging optical unit and which serves for receiving a magnified image of the illuminated region of the specimen, a camera configured to record an overview region of the specimen without using the imaging optical unit, the overview region including at least a part of the illuminated region of the specimen and a non-illuminated region of the specimen bordering the illuminated region, the computer program product being stored;
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