i want to look at flowers and plants in details is this a good choice?
1165718
This is good for looking at small objects. I've used it at work for parts that are smaller than your fingernail. The part has to be fairly close to the lens in order for it to be focused. It works great for indoors because of the LED light on it. You may want something bigger (larger lens) for looking at flowers/plants in detail (like a larger magnifying glass perhaps).
1165719
I have used this myself for flower identification and have given these loupes to two of my grandchildren so that they can gain skill in using a loupe. Needs a lanyard so that it is always around the neck on a hike or out in the yard for identification.
1165720
This is a very good professional loop! My experience tells me that you should buy it in the ten power magnification' A magnifying glass with light might be even better! A loop is designed for a jeweler to look at stones which is what I purchased mine for and the 15 power works great for this purpose.Best Regards,Gary Crismore
1165721
In general yes, however if you wanted to look at something in the scale of pollen I might get a 20x or 30x.
1165722
I'm not a botanist but I think so. It's very clear with good magnification. Unlike a large magnifying glass you won't see a large area. So as long as your looking at details and not the whole flower or plant you should be happy.
1051918
I'm not great at photog but like pics of insects, mushrooms, etc and it does a good job there so I can identify them later.
1406155
I actually don't know much about flowers. The vendor could probably better answer your question.
2095340
I don't personally visit those sites, but with the HD picture I would think this would be perfect for that. Plus the start up screen opens in 2 seconds-- no waiting.
1520739
It is readable but it is smaller print as well so if you have a really difficult time then I probably wouldn't suggest it. The different colored back grounds make it a little difficult too with it having some green, blue and some yellow and then white I think if it was all white it would be easier to view.
1132728
Not clear, but for some items you are able to identify specific objects. For me the varied images are attractive. A visiting six year old child was charmed when she was the effects at night when the light came on.
785720
Definitely, yes. there are so many different colors involved, which is the beauty of the painting. Gives depth to the flowers etc that is not available if you do not mix. But I do it easy, I take a paper plate and toothpicks, drop a few drops of each color to be mixed and mix up with the toothpicks. No waste of color that way, and easy cleanup.
396051
Go to agardenpatch.com they should have a chart to tell you what and how much you can plant if you want to check before you buy
1797567
No, but you can find "portmeirion" botanic garden or other portmeirion series look go well with this .
1410878
I'm a landscape architect . Www.cieldesignforgardens.com. I use that myself . Check out my website so you can see I know what in doing . Good luck and buy some .
915659
Yes it is good for all of those functions. Some sellers do offer extra software. Make sure to read the description from each individual seller!
59875
The background is great for those kinds of needs. I cannot tell you if your pictures will turn out of professional quality unless a professional is taking them but a background is a good place to start.
103620
I think it works very well. There is a micro-zoom closeup setting as one of the four main settings, along with exposure, flash and self timer. I have been able to capture closeups of insects, flowers and mushrooms with very good detail in normal lighting.
1230238
It is big enough for a small plant and small picture. I have a lamp and a couple of small pictures on mine. The lamp is the average living room size lamp.
670372
Maybe but to say the truth I am quite desapointate by the resolution. It is un-readable. the cuality is very low so I guess if your screem if not good it will be worth. Good luck.
620675
I think it's mostly for looks. I'd supplement with a Finnex 16" Planted+ for another $63 or so.
672003
I have not used it for that purpose; however, in the list for "Over-the-Top" applications they list hundreds, such as Euonymus, Japanese holly, gumpo azaleas, masasoit azaleas, Japanese yew, dense yew, crepe myrtle, cotoneaster, burford holly, cleyera, blue spruce, English ivy, hostas, viburnum and many, many others.