does the AmScope MU300 3.0 MP USB2.0 Microscope Digital Camera work with the microscope, want to be sure. Are there any other options?
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Yes, the MU300 will work with M150C-I. All our microscope camera fits on all of microscopes. You can choose base on the resolution it requires.
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Hi Peter, Minox does not have any camera adapters for their spotting scopes. Only three brands of spotting scopes have adapters that allow for using the spotting scope as a scope and then quickly taking photos through it. They are Kowa, Swarovski, and Vortex. Some other brands of scope have direct scope-to-camera adapters, but most people find using a camera as an eyepiece to be unsatisfying. Also, scopes with 50mm objective lenses are hardly ever used for digiscoping because their small aperture makes for long exposure times resulting in blurred images unless the ISO is set very high. Most digiscopers use scopes with 80mm or larger objectives. Steve Sosensky Optics4Birding
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Dear Customer,Than you for asking a questions. The M150C-I doesn't come standard with a camera. The picture simply shows the capability of this microscope to be connected with a camera. The camera needs to be purchased separately. If you have any other questions, please feel free to contact us again. AmScope
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My thanks for your comments as well. I spent and hour looking around the web for exactly the info you've provided. Olympus sure doesn't provide anything like this on their website. What I thought was really strange was that the 300M is listed as Mac compatible on the Olympus Europe site and only Windoz on the U.S. site. Anyway, you've sold another DS-30...
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I no longer have a Mac but the microscope does come with Mac Drivers. The site also says they have software available for download so I assume it includes Mac. Actually this works as same as a webcam but with macro ability.
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No is the short answer. Look for "macro" lenses or "magnifier" lenses or "microscope" apps or lenses
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I don't think you can hook the projector up directly to the microscope. One solution might be to capture the image on a memory card, and if the projector has a corresponding slot, you may be able to project the image that way. I hope this is somewhat helpful.
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Dear Customer, Than you for asking a questions. The M150C-I doesn't come standard with a camera. The picture simply shows the capability of this microscope to be connected with a camera. The camera needs to be purchased separately. If you have any other questions, please feel free to contact us again. AmScope
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As far as I remember, the product description stated that the camera was sold separately. I knew I was not getting a camera when I bought the microscope, which so far my kids and I are very satisfied with.
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Yes it does work with your model. It's a bit fiddly to connect but it does allow you to work without worrying if the power (as with batteries) suddenly runs out. I use rechargeable NiMh batteries which last considerably longer than standard batteries for the time I use the camera to pc.
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Yes I do. Mine fits the Nikon 300-S, sits where the microscope digital camera normally fits. I actually find that the digital camera which comes with the scope is quite adequate for 90% of the applications. The software saves in several formats and can be manipulated in photo software if needed. Hope this answers your question.
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not directly, the optional camera can capture an image and then use it but the Microscope itself cannot connect directly to a PC. It is still an awesome value...
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I would not use this type of microscope for solid objects as it has a dependency of light passing through the specimen, like protist and specimen smears. If you are looking for something high-end for solid objects I would suggest something like OMAX 20X-40X-80X Digital Binocular Stereo Microscope with Dual Lights System and 2.0MP USB Digital Camera, notice the design difference. But honestly, a good Camera with a macro lens should work, a cheap USB camera may even work. I would check into what others are using for this type of work. This camera is not what you want as it is more for biology and other micro science hobbyist.
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I use Linux as Operating System. I use a generic (amazing) video software called VLC. Once you make the microscope image appears on VLC you can do whatever VLC does, like record a video, take a snapshot, apply filters (color, brightness...). It's works just like a regular webcam (but plugged in directly to your microscope).
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Yes, the imager will work with the Amscope M220B. Just put the imager in the end of the tube where an ocular lens goes. The 4421 fifteen power imager is half way between the 10x and 20x ocular lenses that come with the Amscope. I imagine the provided software will work with xp, but any video cam software that works with XP should work with the 44421 because it works like any webcam. For for example, Windows Movie Maker should work. Any video cam software that came with your computer should work.
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You can see real-time images on the computer but the refresh rate is slow. The usb camera on the microscope was a little disappointing as it was more like seeing an image from a web cam back in the early 2000's so any movement is blurred if it shows up at all. The microscope itself has been great but I am looking at ways to install a new digital camera as the one that came installed is not worth the money.
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I have this unit and the same camera. It plugs into a rounded D shaped multi pin connector. I use the controller regularly to do slow zooms in and out. It works well.