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Fast-Fluorescence Camera (FFC) – A Consumer-Grade Digital Camera to Capture Endogenous Tissue Fluorescence

Pierre Lane, Sylvia F. Lam, Jessica McAlpine, Thomas G. Ehlen, Catherine Poh, Michele Follen, and Calum MacAulay

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Abstract

Imaging of endogenous tissue fluorescence can be challenging. We have developed a flash-excited fluorescence imaging system based on a consumer-grade digital camera to overcome the challenges associated with depth-of-field and motion artifact.

© 2012 Optical Society of America

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