BestScope the Latest 4K Auto Focus Microscope Camera in 2022-BWHC2-4KAF8MPA

BestScope the Latest 4K Auto Focus Microscope Camera in 2022-BWHC2-4KAF8MPA
What is 4K?
4K means a sharper picture. Compared to standard HD, there are more pixels on the screen at the same time (8,294,400 pixels), creating a sharper image that shows more detail.
4K resolution is 3840 x 2160 or 2160p. A full HD 1080p image is only a 1920×1080 resolution. 4K has about 8 million pixels, which is around four times what your current 1080p set can display.
4K microscope cameras will allow you to capture much sharper images.
These days, most HD cameras can capture high-quality 1080p video, but when you start with 4K source footage and downscale it to HD resolution, each pixel is effectively oversampled by a factor of four. The image will look better.
In addition to having better image quality, 4K microscope cameras allow you to downscale your saved media from 4K resolution to HD 1080p format or lower while maintaining sharpness. 4K images and videos can be cropped, enlarged, and recomposed without loss of image quality, enabling backward compatibility on platforms that require HD 1080P format.

What is Auto Focus?
Auto focus (AF) is the feature of a camera that tries to ensure that your chosen subject is sharp within the photo. Sensors detect how far away the subject is from the camera, and this information is relayed to the lens, which then uses an electronic motor to adjusts the focal distance of the lens.

BWHC2-4KAF8MPA HDMI/NETWORK/USB multi-outputs microscope camera comes with the built-in Auto Focus system, which can realize Auto Focus on specific areas of the sample. It uses Sony IMX334(C) ultra-high-performance CMOS sensor. The camera can be directly connected to an HDMI display, or it can be connected to a computer via WiFi or USB, and the image and video can be saved in an SD card / USB flash drive for on-site analysis and subsequent research.