Are you able to view 3D objects, for example a coin?
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I believe so, yes it should not be a problem. I've viewed coins before with no issue.
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Very low power is most useful for large items like coins. Anything much above 20X would be overkill. As stated before this item is hardly usable and if considering buying it, I WOULD NOT!
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Hello, My apologies for the delay in responding as I have just discovered an e-mail from you. Yes, the 1030 does have 3D capability provided that you have other 3-D compatible devices (TV, Blu-ray). I hope this helps you.
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I have not tried it with Minecraft (I don't have the game). The glasses create a 3D effect in every game I've tried, but the image is off (it seems like a distorted depth perception) for any game that Nvidia does not list as supported.
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You can view your composed picture either through the eye level view finder or via the rear LCD screen. Either works effectively as you would intend or imagine.
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No, however, you can find lists of universal 3D compatible devices on line, You should also be able to check out which 3D glasses are compatible with your viewing devices to help you narrow down your choices. Hope that helps.
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This microscope has a secondary independent LED illuminator above the slide to aid the viewing of solid objects. If you are just needing to look at coins or stamps I would recommend a fairly cheap USB microscope or an Apex explorer stereoscopic microscope in preference to the Celestron Microscope. You will be able to use the Celestron to examine such objects but by design the Celestron isn't ideally suited for this purpose it is best suited for looking a microscopic specimens that are translucent. I hope this helps I ended up buying the Apex Explorer plus an Apex electronic eye and a Desktop USB microscope in addition to the Celestron to cover all my requirements. Best Regards, Stefan This microscope has a secondary independent LED illuminator above the slide to aid the viewing of solid objects. If you are just needing to look at coins or stamps I would recommend a fairly cheap USB microscope or an Apex explorer stereoscopic microscope in preference to the Celestron Microscope. You will be able to use the Celestron to examine such objects but by design the Celestron isn't ideally suited for this purpose it is best suited for looking a microscopic specimens that are translucent. I hope this helps I ended up buying the Apex Explorer plus an Apex electronic eye and a... » Read More This microscope has a secondary independent LED illuminator above the slide to aid the viewing of solid objects. If you are just needing to look at coins or stamps I would recommend a fairly cheap USB microscope or an Apex explorer stereoscopic microscope in preference to the Celestron Microscope. You will be able to use the Celestron to examine such objects but by design the Celestron isn't ideally suited for this purpose it is best suited for looking a microscopic specimens that are translucent. I hope this helps I ended up buying the Apex Explorer plus an Apex electronic eye and a Desktop USB microscope in addition to the Celestron to cover all my requirements. Best Regards, Stefan « Show Less
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It detects quarters, pennies and dime and nickels very well... I have not had the opportunity to find gold yet. But I am sure it will! Do you know of a place I can try?
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I haven't used the 3d function yet...will look in the manual and see what it says
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No, you would need a stereo (also called dissecting) microscope to view solid objects.
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Thank you for asking a questions. To view three dimensional object, a stereo microscope is needed. M150C-I is a compound microscope and is used to view thin cell specimens. Please search Amazon "AmScope SE" for our stereo scopes. Please feel free to contact us again if you have another question.
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No, I don't believe that is possible. Special glasses are required for 3D that are designed specifically for 3D programs.
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Not that I can see. The description didn't mention any "hidden" objects in the poster, but depending on ur frame of mind or view point, I guess u could see things in it. Enjoy it's an amazing picture!
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I have not tried it. But I have read that it requires a separate decoder for 3D.
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Hmm.. will have to check. As a test, I was able to get the face on a quarter in great detail, then further zoomed in on one eye very well, and the date on TE coin. Will verify if the focal length will allow one to back up. A stamp, yes.
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To get 3D movies, I think you need another attachment/filter. It's default is 2D.
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Yes you can see everything normally seen through the viewfinder, simply adjust the magnification of the angle viewer
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Great question. I'll check when I get home this evening since my son also has 3D books and let you know.