Will this work in the eyepeice mount if my microscope doesnt have a third port? I have an AmScope SM-3BZ-80S. Thanks in advance
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I used it in the eyepiece of my Leica microscope and it worked just fine. The only issue will be focus with the other eyepiece (if that is important to you). If you are performing all of your focusing through the camera, then no worries.
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Greetings, my mount have installed a 152mm Explore scientific and works well
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I can't say for sure. If the kids microscope has removable eyepiece, it probably would work. On regular microscope eyepiece is removed and camera put in its place. Adjustments for focus are those of actual microscope. 888-950-2888 is toll free number to AmScope. Open 8AM- 5PM M-F PST. They could probably give you definite answer. Camera works great if it's compatible.
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If you can't find the manual online, go to You Tube and do a search on your model microscope. Omax has some great videos on there that expain all you need to know about your scope, plus some tips on how to use it. I found them more helpful than the manual anyway. I'm sure you can also download the manual from the Omax site too, but definitly check out them videos. Hope this helps.
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On any scope you can mount a camera through one of the eyepieces. Just remember to focus through the microscope AND the camera to get a good image.
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Probably. What you want to check is the diameter of your microscope eyepiece tube. And compare it to the diameter of the Celestron. The tube on the microscope must be large enough to accommodate the Camera. Also your eyepiece must be removable to slip this one in it's place. If that is not possible then this will not work. The Ring you see in the picture is slipped over the Celestron to keep it from falling all the way down into the microscope tube. There is a White scribed line on the Camera tube for the distance where the Ring is to be tightened for ideal placement. I notice that someone else had bad luck with the size of the picture. To correct this you may have to raise or lower the Ring mentioned above to get the size picture you want,then clarity will come when you adjust with the microscope controls. I hope this helps you out. By the way it gives a very good picture. Ron.
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Probably. Your question does not contain any specifics. Scope? Camera? Top or bottom lighting? I use mine on a Nikon variable magnification dissection microscope for top lighting. I have taken excellent shots using AmScopes 3MP microscope eyepiece camera (model MU300). I have also had excellent results using an eyepiece adapter and my Pentax K-30 DSLR. My interests are in still shots, but there is no reason with the correct hardware (and possibly software) that video couldn't be taken. I think the most important issue is using the correct interface between your camera and scope. AmScopes eyepiece cameras include the appropriate interface for the two most common eyepiece diameters. If you are using a more generic camera, an after market interface will be necessary. If you are using an interface to a computer you will also need a software package for video with the drivers for your operating system. AmScopes eyepiece cameras come with a nice software package (Mine came with ToupView version 3.7 for Windows) I hope that helps.
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I Bought one similar to this to mount a Celestron C90 Mak Spotting scope using the dovetail attachment which has mounting holes that will accept the screws from the tripod quick release plate. The scope also has a Panasonic GX1 attached to it. This works fine for my application with minimum vibrations. I think as long as the weight of the scope is under the maximum rated weight for the tripod head you should be fine, also the shorter the scope the better.
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There should be a software CD-ROM provided. The software on it, though, does little. Go to www.bustatech.com and download WebcamViewer, it's free and works with this microscope. The red button seems to do nothing. The silver switch has 3 positions: LED's on, dim, or bright. The focus is very close, mine was a little inside the plastic end tube so I took a file and trimmed off the last 1/8" or so of plastic and now it works fine. The focus is still tricky, though, with that little ball-and-socket mount. One of my next projects will be to get a cheap kid's microscope somewhere (EBay?) and mount this in place of the microscope barrel so I can crank it up and down more precisely and have it stay put afterward. There should be a software CD-ROM provided. The software on it, though, does little. Go to www.bustatech.com and download WebcamViewer, it's free and works with this microscope. The red button seems to do nothing. The silver switch has 3 positions: LED's on, dim, or bright. The focus is very close, mine was a little inside the plastic end tube so I took a file and trimmed off the last 1/8" or so of plastic and now it works fine. The focus is still tricky, though, with that little ball-and-socket mount. One of my next projects will be to get a cheap kid's microscope somewhere (EBay?)... » Read More There should be a software CD-ROM provided. The software on it, though, does little. Go to www.bustatech.com and download WebcamViewer, it's free and works with this microscope. The red button seems to do nothing. The silver switch has 3 positions: LED's on, dim, or bright. The focus is very close, mine was a little inside the plastic end tube so I took a file and trimmed off the last 1/8" or so of plastic and now it works fine. The focus is still tricky, though, with that little ball-and-socket mount. One of my next projects will be to get a cheap kid's microscope somewhere (EBay?) and mount this in place of the microscope barrel so I can crank it up and down more precisely and have it stay put afterward. « Show Less
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It will work with any standard 1.25 inch eyepiece adapter or focuser, but i second the previous answer regarding tracking. I suggest downloading Stellarium (free planetarium software) and entering your telescope and the sensor specs into the telescopes plugins so you can see what the field of view would be in you 80 mm, and how quickly objects move out of that field of view. If it's too small, and you don't have mount that is tracking the sky, you might end up just being frustrated.
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I'm sorry I can't be of much help as I am not familiar with your camera. As far as eyepiece, you should not need one. You place your magnifying device in the upper portion, and attach your camera to the lower. I was able to get my camera lens right up to my magnifying device. Although, I only had a cheap monoscope. Haven't tried it out with spotting scopes, but it does allow for many styles and shapes of cameras, I feel.
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I was able to fit in my smaller eyepieces in the adapter. There is a knurled screw that will hold the eyepiece in place. I've also found that it isn't designed to be used as a primary focus adapter unless you have a low profile focuser. Has anyone been able to find any larger eyepieces that will fit in the adapter?
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It can work with either 1.25" or 2". It goes on the telescope first then your lens adapter, either 1.25" or 2" attaches to it.
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The eyecup has gone off production for years. I lost mine too on my Digilux 3 and I mounted a Nikon D60 eyecup on it which works fine. So maybe you go to those selling accessories and try out some eyecups to find a best fit alternative.
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This microscope is very good. It would probably work for what you intend to do with it. I bought it to use with a DVD Biology course I bought.
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The software drivers should be with the software that came with the microscope if you lost the software then go directly to the web site you can try www.veho.com and see if the drivers are their.
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If you don't have optics, it should work. The extractor port is basically in the same spot.