Microscope objectives are an essential component of any microscope system. They are responsible for gathering light from the sample and magnifying it to produce a clear and detailed image. A microscope objective is made up of several lenses, each with a specific function, and together they determine the resolution, working distance, and magnification of the microscope. In this blog, we will explore the different types of microscope objectives and their characteristics.

What does paracentric mean?

 

What does parfocal mean?