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Has anyone seen/experienced this issue before?  Minutes into using the camera, these strange "boxes" appear in the center of the image and spread to cover the whole field, eventually turning into "bubbles".  These "boxes" are the same size no matter the magnification used.  Any help/advice is greatly appreciated!
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Do you see these features after some period of observing with the binocs (your eyes) and not using the camera? If so, I'd suspect your mounting medium.

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    Has anyone seen/experienced this issue before?  Minutes into using the camera, these strange "boxes" appear in the center of the image and spread to cover the whole field, eventually turning into "bubbles".  These "boxes" are the same size no matter the magnification used.  Any help/advice is greatly appreciated!
   

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I had this once. There was moisture between the sensor and the protective glass.
Hamamatsu have changed the camera.
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Hello,
I have never seen boxes before, but if the artifact appears under the beam to grow then the section is probably still wet.  Otherwise perhaps a salt contamination.  Good luck.

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Has anyone seen/experienced this issue before?  Minutes into using the camera, these strange "boxes" appear in the center of the image and spread to cover the whole field, eventually turning into "bubbles".  These "boxes" are the same size no matter the magnification used.  Any help/advice is greatly appreciated!
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Moin Moin Laurel,

definitely broken seal in the camera with condensation on the inner surface of the protective window. If you leave the camera on for a few days it could vanish.

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Has anyone seen/experienced this issue before?  Minutes into using the camera, these strange "boxes" appear in the center of the image and spread to cover the whole field, eventually turning into "bubbles".  These "boxes" are the same size no matter the magnification used.  Any help/advice is greatly appreciated!

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Test whether you see it also if you only have an object glass. We had the same with an hamamatsu camera and got a replacement. Condense in the camera. For the rest the camara is very good : >)

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Do you see these features after some period of observing with the binocs (your eyes) and not using the camera? If so, I'd suspect your mounting medium.

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   Has anyone seen/experienced this issue before?  Minutes into using the camera, these strange "boxes" appear in the center of the image and spread to cover the whole field, eventually turning into "bubbles".  These "boxes" are the same size no matter the magnification used.  Any help/advice is greatly appreciated!



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If you rotate the camera while viewing live, do the bubbles move with the image?  If not, then the bubbles are on the camera, and likely condensation from a failed seal within the camera.  Best to contact your local camera or microscope rep and review for warranty replacement.
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Hello,
I have never seen boxes before, but if the artifact appears under the beam to grow then the section is probably still wet.  Otherwise perhaps a salt contamination.  Good luck.

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Has anyone seen/experienced this issue before?  Minutes into using the camera, these strange "boxes" appear in the center of the image and spread to cover the whole field, eventually turning into "bubbles".  These "boxes" are the same size no matter the magnification used.  Any help/advice is greatly appreciated!
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They're only there through the camera, not when looking through the eyepieces.
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Thanks for the input, though quite sad.
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We did experienced once with a Zyla camera.
No the condensation won't go away and would need a factory refurbishing.
We then put a dehumidifier right next to it to prevent it from happening again.

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definitely broken seal in the camera with condensation on the inner surface of the protective window. If you leave the camera on for a few days it could vanish.

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Has anyone seen/experienced this issue before?  Minutes into using the camera, these strange "boxes" appear in the center of the image and spread to cover the whole field, eventually turning into "bubbles".  These "boxes" are the same size no matter the magnification used.  Any help/advice is greatly appreciated!

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Back in the day, we had to periodically hook up our Princeton Instruments camera to a vacuum pump.

More recently, a seal on a sCMOS broke.  One picture of the condensation that built up as the camera cooled:  https://www.flickr.com/photos/mcammer/34501637964/ 

The camera company fixed it.

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We did experienced once with a Zyla camera.
No the condensation won't go away and would need a factory refurbishing.
We then put a dehumidifier right next to it to prevent it from happening again.

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definitely broken seal in the camera with condensation on the inner surface of the protective window. If you leave the camera on for a few days it could vanish.

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Subject: [External] cmos camera: appearance of boxes/bubbles over images


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Has anyone seen/experienced this issue before?  Minutes into using the camera, these strange "boxes" appear in the center of the image and spread to cover the whole field, eventually turning into "bubbles".  These "boxes" are the same size no matter the magnification used.  Any help/advice is greatly appreciated!

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Hi Brian,

When I rotate the camera, the squares/bubbles don't move.  Thanks for the info!
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Thanks so much, everyone, for all the info!  We'll look into sending the camera back for repair.