With compound or stereo digital microscopes, you'll be able to capture and edit both still and video images of specimens. Share these images by displaying them on your computer monitor, projecting them on a screen for a class, or sending image files by e-mail. Imaging software allows you to count cells, zoom, create composite and time-lapse images, and set up microscopy reports. See our Digital Microscopes Comparison Chart for a quick look at the top four scopes.
For a more affordable digital option, use one of these camera attachments to get many of the same benefits with a standard microscope you already have.
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