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Videos for the ORCA-Flash2.8

The ORCA-Flash2.8 (with a FL-280 CMOS chip) offers 2X the pixels, 4X the speed, and 1/2 the noise of a standard camera--all at a lower price. The ORCA-Flash2.8 has 2.8 megapixels, about twice the resolution of standard 1.3-megapixel cameras. In addition, it is capable of 45 fps readout at full resolution and up to 1,273 fps for a small region of interest. This fast frame rate comes with very low noise (3 electrons rms). To see more videos, return to main video index or visit our educational site: learn.hamamatsu.com/ To learn more about this camera, visit the ORCA-Flash2.8 product information page.
	Actin bundles in fixed HEK293T cells Original TIRF image frames in the green box were used to build this movie of actin bundles in fixed HEK293T cells, labeled with the actin binding peptide Lifeact fused to d2EosFP. The images are courtesy of Dr. Zhen-li Huang (Britton Chance Center for Biomedical Photonics, Wuhan National Laboratory for Optoelectronics, Huazhong University of Science and Technology). For additional information see Super-resolution ORCA-Flash Images.
	A New Choice for Fast Frame Rate, Low Light Scientific Imaging - CMOS Camera ORCA-Flash2.8 (123 MB) Butch Moomaw talks about the ORCA-Flash2.8 in this Tech Briefs Media Group webinar from September 15th.
	Introducing the ORCA-Flash2.8 (36.8 MB) Kate Pritchard introduces Hamamatsu's new sCMOS camera and outlines its features, applications and background in this short video.

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