Pictures of Sliders At High Magnification
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abedalkareem
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nice, how about the handle ? can you easily position the microscope at the right angle ?? can you share link of this microscope type?
LarrySabo
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Nice and clear, and sharp. By all means, show us what you used, and tell us how you hold/maneuver the head stack to get a clear shot. Here are a couple of shots taken with my 2MP AndonStart USB microscope.
My major complaint, is that focusing at such close-up distances and getting the light just right takes way too much time, and places the lens dangerously close to the heads, risking damage if not careful. I also have a 10x-60x optical microscope but it doesn't fit in the clean chamber and doesn't have a camera.
My major complaint, is that focusing at such close-up distances and getting the light just right takes way too much time, and places the lens dangerously close to the heads, risking damage if not careful. I also have a 10x-60x optical microscope but it doesn't fit in the clean chamber and doesn't have a camera.
Jared, those pics look exactly like what I see looking into my AmScope SW-3T24Z-FRL
http://www.amscope.com/20x-40x-80x-trin ... aQodQJwPFQ
I got a 5MP camera for it and my pics look like Larry's (good thing he circled that huge blob of contamination... don't think I would have noticed it otherwise :lol: ) but a 3MP would have been plenty resolution.
Would yours happen to be something similar?
I like the boom-arm version because I can push it to the side and just swing it over when I need to inspect heads. Fancy eh?
By the way, what were you using before? I don't think I'd be able to properly inspect/clean sliders properly with an image quality any lower than what my scope provides now.
abedalkareem: obviously with the type of scope I have, it's not about about the position of the scope or the camera, but more about positioning the head stack underneath. For this I use a mini-clamp that I modified to securely hold any head stack. Then I use the handle on the clamp to position the HSA for my viewing pleasure.
http://www.amscope.com/20x-40x-80x-trin ... aQodQJwPFQ
I got a 5MP camera for it and my pics look like Larry's (good thing he circled that huge blob of contamination... don't think I would have noticed it otherwise :lol: ) but a 3MP would have been plenty resolution.
Would yours happen to be something similar?
I like the boom-arm version because I can push it to the side and just swing it over when I need to inspect heads. Fancy eh?
By the way, what were you using before? I don't think I'd be able to properly inspect/clean sliders properly with an image quality any lower than what my scope provides now.
abedalkareem: obviously with the type of scope I have, it's not about about the position of the scope or the camera, but more about positioning the head stack underneath. For this I use a mini-clamp that I modified to securely hold any head stack. Then I use the handle on the clamp to position the HSA for my viewing pleasure.
It's basically this: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Digital-76X-Ste ... HJgo0Tya6Q
Though the one listed there is a slightly newer version with basically the same specs. I had to just hold the heads at an angle to see between them, but the nice open work area makes that easy enough to do.
I bought it primarily for working on flash memory, not inspecting heads. But, just wanted to see how clear it would look at 90X magnification.
Though the one listed there is a slightly newer version with basically the same specs. I had to just hold the heads at an angle to see between them, but the nice open work area makes that easy enough to do.
I bought it primarily for working on flash memory, not inspecting heads. But, just wanted to see how clear it would look at 90X magnification.
Clever, Larry, very clever.
Jared, you threw me for a loop--you quoted the link I put up for my microscope.
The link anyone reading this thread is going to want to check out for themselves is the one in Larry's post--he's the one with the hemorrhoid camera that he's using for data recovery :lol:
I have to wonder how adding "Multi-function Tube: gynaecology self-checking, haemorrhoids-checking" helps with sales...
Jared, you threw me for a loop--you quoted the link I put up for my microscope.
The link anyone reading this thread is going to want to check out for themselves is the one in Larry's post--he's the one with the hemorrhoid camera that he's using for data recovery :lol:
I have to wonder how adding "Multi-function Tube: gynaecology self-checking, haemorrhoids-checking" helps with sales...