The experimental set up requires two cameras to be fitted to an olympus scope, one for fluroescence imaging, one for IR-DIC. We have the two cameras in mind, but need to fit them both to the same scope. This looks like a useful approach from Thorlabs: http://www.thorlabs.de/newgrouppage9.cfm?objectgroup_id=9143
Just wondering whether anyone has tried it? Tried something similar? could recommend anything else?
Peter Bayguinov
We use something a bit simpler, and likely way cheaper, from QIOptiq that allows us to use our IR-DIC camera along with an EMCCD camera. The advantage is that there aren't any optics that may reduce the emission (like there seems to be on the Thor mount). Here's a link. http://www.qioptiq.com/optem-multi-port-series.html
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