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Scientific Cameras: The Fundamentals – Part Two

Author: Dr Colin Coates

Published: 01 Jun 2020 · Last updated: 25 Mar 2025

Tags: modular-spectroscopy-metals, cfs-learning, bio-science

Learning objectives of Demystifying Scientific Cameras - The Fundamentals - Part 2:

  • Learn about different Noise Sources
  • Understand Dynamic Range and Digitization
  • Understand Field of View and Resolution

In case you missed it you can watch Demystifying Scientific Cameras - The Fundamentals - Part 1 here.

Learn more about Andor's Scientific Cameras for Life Science or Scientific Cameras for Physical Science. 

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