![3d microscope animation 1](https://xvivos3bucket.s3.amazonaws.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/14151810/NIKON-%E2%80%93-EXPAND-YOUR-VIEW.mp4.00_00_24_17.Still002-1024x576.png)
A key part of the engineering that makes the Nikon Eclipse T12 a formidable microscope is the expanded field of view it offers. The second animation in a 4-part series on the new T12 microscope showcases this large field of view, helping the viewer appreciate how the field of double size is attained with a larger lens, and how that translates to a higher throughput of imaging.
![3d microscope animation 2](https://xvivos3bucket.s3.amazonaws.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/14151809/NIKON-%E2%80%93-EXPAND-YOUR-VIEW.mp4.00_00_11_10.Still001-1024x576.png)
The semi-transparent effect also shows the inner workings of the microscope in action, which culminates in an actual, beautifully detailed fluorescently-labeled embryo. Learn more about these animations in our blog, NIKON – SEE MORE THAN BEFORE.
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