What can I expect?
We will show you some of our latest scientific cameras on your microscope and, if plausible, one of your samples.
These include the world's most sensitive sCMOS: the Aries 6504 Pro.
Alternatively, we can show you on our microscope and slides that we bring with us!
What cameras will you bring?
We will bring Aries and Libra series cameras, including the very latest world's most sensitive sCMOS: the Aries 6504 Pro.
You will also see it's lower cost alternative: the Aries 6504 LT, and the small-but-mighty Libra 3405UM: the perfect camera for system integration.
What will I see?
- Your sample & setup using our cameras or, if you would prefer, we can use our microscope, sample, and PC.
- Aries 6504: 300 fps @ 0.8 e- read noise
Lowest read noise of 0.38 e- - From large field of view cameras to some of the smallest 5 MP cameras
- We will be operating with a series of cameras from less than £1,000 up to £15,000
Can I do a head-to-head with my current camera?
Absolutely – we would love to see how they compare!
If the camera can be easily replaced in the setup, we will handle all technical setup steps to try to get identical images so you can see the key differences.
(and put things back the way we found them!)
How long will it take?
We can typically show you a selection of our cameras in an hour or more if needed.
If you don't have much time, we can give a quick showcase of our most useful cameras to be finished within an hour!
What else do I get?
For participating, you will become a part of our exclusive Developer Program, where you will receive a 15% discount on any of our cameras for 6 months.
We'll also give you a copy of our book on scientific cameras: Using & Understanding Scientific Cameras by Louis Keal.
What does Tucsen get?
We want to know how well the cameras & modes suit your application.
We are always keen to get feedback on how our cameras perform in a variety of applications & use cases to better improve existing products, and inform us what specs users might be looking for in new products that we develop.
Confocal? Light sheet? Neuroscience? Astronomy?
All feedback is useful to us.
Find some of our other customer stories in our series: Cameras In Action.
Summary
We will be visiting in September 2026. If you are available & would like a demo, just get in touch via the form below and one of our imaging consultants will be in touch to arrange a suitable date & time.
We look forward to hearing from you!