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I can not answer that. I gave this to my grandson and he has not tried blood. Sorry. However I can tell you that they have enjoyed looking at other things such as pond water and they could see stuff in it.
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My son's son has this microscope and at this point I cannot answer this question...It is one of the better Microscopes out there...
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I'm not an expert on microscopes, but I don't think so. In short, a good microscope is a good microscope. The extras are helpful for smaller children. My elementary aged children don't use some of the accessories simply because they think it's for an older child. Just check if it does the proper magnification level an 11 or 13 year old needs for school or research.
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Computer or microscope?......yes...it will work, but if you need more power you must see others brands. Good luck!
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I think it would be just fine - it has the same magnification as high school scopes. I am including a informative website on buying a microscope. Hope it helps. http://www.microscope-microscope.org/basic/buyers-guide.htm
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It would be great to see the little things and also to magnify to focus on smaller areas too. So I think it's great to use at a science fair. The kids will see the small details. Just don't point the LED light to the eyes.
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It's basic light microscope. I remember using similar ones (though older models) before my freshman year of high school.
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Please differentiate: 44340 or 44341: There may be a distinction. From the 44341 Mfr notes: "From 40x magnification up to 1600x with digital zoom, the LCD Digital Microscope II is ideal for viewing a range of cellular specimens on slides, like most traditional microscopes. The LCD screen rotates 180 degrees so you can easily share your discoveries with others. For an even bigger audience, use the TV output to display on a television or projector."
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It really depends on what the object is... anywhere between an inch and flush. It is not a very powerful microscope. I suggest spending a bit more money and purchasing one with better magnification. This is fine for experimenting with the kids and (hopefully) getting them interested in biology or the like but that's about it.
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It is 80x magnification. You will need to attach the 8x lens that comes with the microscope.
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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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Not really. This is more of a stationary magnifying glass. I use it to look at garden bugs up close, leaves, rocks, etc. You can view 3-dimensional objects with this, unlike a true microscope where you look at "2-dimensional" objects. I suppose you can look at slides with it (I have done this), but you'd be disappointed if you needed to see microscopic detail.
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Yes. I use this microscope to look at the hair cells of the various fish that I catch. Highly recommend.
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I have not actually done this and I work in a steel mill and know what you are looking for , so as long as your sample is properly prepared I don't think you should have a problem. The microscope is capable of the magnification range and the screen resolution is good enough however I think you will need to use an alternative light source, the light above the stage isn't great. Also your sample is going to have to be relatively thin to insure that you have the room to focus.
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I think it's fine. We bought it for a friend to examine tintype photos, which are very small, and he's quite pleased with it. It showed small details not visible very well to the naked eye.
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It is suitable for reading. It has a concentrated light source over the book or magazine. I have a slight visual problem and it helps a lot!
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As others have reported the resolution is less than your eye is, the focus needs to be changed slightly as the camera is in a different position in the optical path. The colors are set by the camera, which are off from what your eye sees more greenish as I remember. I don't use it much, or rely on it, its just a fun option. For the price I like the microscope though. I wouldn't return it. If you want something better, you need to purchase different microscope.