A: The MP (megapixel) count indicates the **maximum resolution** of the captured image. A 5.0MP camera will capture a physically larger image file than a 3.0MP camera, offering more detail when viewing or printing still images, especially useful for research publications.

A: Yes. Most professional microscope cameras use the universal **C-Mount thread**. If your microscope has a trinocular port, a C-mount adapter is usually required. If you only have a binocular head, an eyepiece adapter can be used, ensuring wide compatibility across brands.

A: A high frame rate (measured in frames per second, FPS) means the live video feed is **smooth and lag-free**, making focusing and moving the slide much easier and more comfortable for the user. High FPS is crucial for educational use and fast movement documentation.

A: Yes, all ESAW Digital Imaging Modules come bundled with **proprietary software** that enables essential functions, including live viewing, still image/video capture, calibration, accurate linear and area measurements, and image annotation.