Camera microscopy is a modern technology that uses cameras instead of traditional lenses to image microscopic objects. In these systems, a digital camera captures the image of the sample, which is then displayed on a computer screen or other device. This technique offers several advantages, such as the ability to magnify and process the image in real time, as well as easily store and distribute the data. Camera microscopy is widely used in various fields, such as biology, medicine, and industry, offering accuracy and flexibility. It also allows collaboration, as many users can view the image simultaneously. Compared to traditional lens microscopes, camera microscopy provides greater user comfort while reducing eye strain, since observation is done on a screen. This technology continues to evolve, offering higher resolution and new capabilities for imaging microscopic structures with great accuracy and detail.