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New 200X usb digital video microscope & stand package
Demo Videos: Click the "play" icon button in the center of the pictures below to take a look. Due to video compression, quality has been reduced to fit the file on the Internet):
Some of the images in this listing have not been cropped or manipulated but are of actual "raw" unedited images to show actual results from the microscope. You can obtain even better results "post-production" if you edit and manipulate your image to suit your needs.
Start taking images like these (this is a Cubic Zirconia ring)...
The image above and the image below were taken just minutes after installing the camera and the included easy-to-use software CD (notice the depth of field)...
The microscope is in the shape of a handheld pen with a focus dial at the fingertip, which takes a little bit of force to move so as to not change the focus too dramatically at once. It feels like a big marker..
You can even add a helpful caption to your photo to keep your work organized. Some small font text is seen at the top left of this photo with a time and date stamp at the bottom left as well...
The listing price is for one microscope, a small black cradle to store the microscope upright, a Satin Nickel Finish Articulating Flex Arm Stand, and a video/image capture software program CD all in one combined bundle. If you shop around and try to find a similar video/image capture program it would cost $40 to $50, and wouldn't have all of our program s unique features.
Here are some more examples of what we captured within minutes of installing the microscope for the first time (the two photos shown below). Even better results can be achieved by using diffuse translucent light. Natural light is best but photo studio lights with diffusers can work great. You can also adjust the exposure settings, manual color balance and brightness controls, etc. But these images were taken starting out with an automatic setting without using diffuse lighting, etc.
You can see tiny inclusions and flaws on your PC monitor and save them as a photo.
Coin Collectors: Below are some photos of two different silver half dollars that are NGC certified (slabbed). The Kennedy Half Dollar is PF 70 Ultra Cameo and the Franklin is PF 67. Proofs, being mirror-like, reflect a lot of light. Diffused light is best but wasn't used on these quick shots. The microscope is a nice tool, especially if you want to talk about coins to a group and display the image on a computer projector screen so everyone can see what you're talking about. Small details can be looked at for a long period of time instead of straining over a traditional microscope or trying to look through a cumbersome loupe.
These half dollars are seen through NGC plastic holder windows. Unfortunately, if your slabs have scratches on the windows they might show up in your photos.
Take close-up photos, and even videos, of your precious coins, stamps, jewelry, metalwork, gemstones, biology, bank notes, watch movements, computer repair parts, art and more. The photos below highlight different magnifications, 50X and 200X. Here is a still photograph of a $100 bill...
This microscope has a small analog display of the approximate magnification value.
Illumination: built-in 4 white LEDs
Technical and Optical Information:
Please note: the stock photo below features another model but this listing is for a white model.
Amazing 200X Digital Microscope retail: $169.99-$199.99
Total Value Estimation: $259.97-$309.97
Questions and Tech Support: e-mail us by clicking on the "Ask Seller a Question" link at the top of this listing, or call us toll free: (***)-856-8363 or at our office: (***)-542-9778.
