Superb Resolution

Unparalleled 17.3 Megapixel Resolution 　New 3-CCD Mode Enables Pixel Shifting of 3 Colors

A 2.01 megapixel color CCD is combined with pixel-shifting technology to result in the capture of an 17.3 megapixel resolution. In addition to conventional 3 x 3 pixel shifting of one color per pixel, the DP73 features a 3-CCD pixel shift mode that enables three-color image resolution (RGB) within a single pixel to improve resolution even more.

Live, High-definition Images at 15 Frames per Second, Without Compression

High-definition 1600 × 1200-pixel images can be displayed live at a rate of 15 frames per second, without compression. This imaging quality enables clear and distinct observation without deterioration, while focusing is made stress free.　The DP73 is able to display various microstructures like fine patterns of wafers and surface of new materials.

Fine-detail Processing, with Truer Colors and Artifacts

Advanced Color Reproduction

Enhanced Color Reproduction for Difficult Samples

Color Gamut Comparison

Through supporting AdobeRGB*, the DP73 faithfully renders a broad color range. It also features a new color reproduction algorithm, that differentiates subtle changes in colors that were difficult to separate until now- colors such as brown, blue and purple-can now be reproduced with exceptional accuracy. *Color reproduction fidelity depends on monitor specifications. Monitors supporting AdobeRGB are required to accurately reproduce images recorded in AdobeRGB mode.

High Sensitivity, High dynamic range

High Sensitivity and Reduced Noise for Low Light Conditions

WiDER Optimizes Contrast and Brightness in Individual Image Regions

Process live image with WiDER*-an application that optimizes contrast and brightness in each region of the image in real time to automatically generate images that have broad dynamic range but are free from under- or overexprosure. It works to reduce halation from the surface of materials, solder and so on.

Without WiDER

With WiDER

Image Analysis Software OLYMPUS Stream

Micro-Imaging Software: A New Standard for Workflow Flexibility

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* For exposure times ranging from 23 μs to 65 ms, image acquisition time may take longer if several tasks are active in the background