• Two IDENTICAL red photons are created when one blue photon is destroyed
• Extremely sensitive detectors measure the arrivals of the individual red photons
• Quantum statistics of the detections are captured by computer
• Ideal for studying interactions of light with matter
• Currently used for the study of quantum dots
• Can capture even very short laser pulses using triggering capabilities
• Small (4.65 micron square) pixel sizes allow high resolution imaging
• Can image into the ultraviolet and well into the infrared in addition to the visible