TruResolution Technology

Maximize Resolution in Deep Imaging

Bright, High-Resolution Images

Maximize the deep imaging performance of your multiphoton microscope with TruResolution objectives. An automated correction collar compensates for spherical aberration at every depth, delivering bright, high-resolution images from the top to bottom of your image stack.

_{Maximum projection of mouse} _{in vivo} _{brain images acquired at around a 600 µm depth (Thy1-YFP-H mouse, sensory cortex).}
_{Image data courtesy of Dr. Hiromu Monai, Dr.Hajime Hirase and Dr. Atsushi Miyawaki, RIKEN BSI-Olympus Collaboration Center.}

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Automated Spherical Aberration Correction

Software-controlled correction collar for easy adjustments in dark room conditions
Fully automated spherical aberration compensation and Z-focus shift during Z-stack image acquisition delivers bright, high-resolution images at depth
Specifically designed for neuroscience research with objectives for in vivo and cleared tissue imaging

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FVMPE-RS

Maximized resolution and contrast with TruResolution objectives
High-speed imaging with resonant scanner
Extended IR multiphoton excitation up to 1300nm
Triple scanner option for multiphoton and visible light laser stimulation
Highly efficient transmission with 1600 optical coatings on multiphoton dedicated objectives and scanning unit
4-axis auto-alignment of IR laser beams

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