Hey guys I am looking for a microscope for bees artificial insemination, somebody know about what kind of microscope I should buy? thanks
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This is a good general use stereo scope that's well built and has pretty good optics for the price.
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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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Included were some blank slides for your own specimens and 4 prepared slides. My thought was that if I purchased a microscope kit with many more prepared slides included, a lesser quality microscope would have been offered. Then I had the option of buying separate prepared slides if I wanted them. The microscope was the prime concern. Batteries were not included, but that wasn't a drawback either.
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Computer or microscope?......yes...it will work, but if you need more power you must see others brands. Good luck!
120089
This is a very well built microscope, easy to use, simple to load onto a computer, very good optics for the price. I have found nothing to dislike about this combo. Whether it will do what you want for that specific application, I say you need to try it. I would GUESS that you would be satisfied.
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Hello. I think a good product in relation to cost. I use it to make visual inspection of electronic circuit tracks and it works fine. Note that there are other microscopes with higher magnification, which should consider according to your need. For example, I check tracks the width of a hair and achieving them on the computer screen the mouse cable width ie 3 to 5 millimeters and with good detail. So you're going to watch you? with that level of detail you will perform studies? Greetings! ...
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I've had this feeder for about a week and it constantly has bees in it. They stick their head in there and all I see are bee butts. I actually came back here looking for "feeder tips" or some kind of screen!
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This is a good microscope but you have to have a rly steady head in order to get a good picture. The magnification is to strong for its size tho, it will take a few tries to get a great pic but it will happen eventually.
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These are medium boxes so they can be brood boxes or honey supers. Really is depends on your nuc because it is easier to move the bees into box of the same depth. IE if the nuc has deep frames; buy a deep box.
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I have 3 bees and love em. For the price, they can't be beat. The only time you would really need to worry about inconsistent light output would be if you were shooting a catalog or something like that. But I'm sure you'd be renting profoto if that was the case. Besides, you can always fix white balance in post.
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I'm no expert as to what exactly needs to be identified in relation to cornification what I can say as a general statement viewing cells with this microscope is well within it's scope. (no pun intended). This was my first binocular microscope and the range and ease of viewing is remarkable.
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I use it in my 3 and 4 year old preschool classroom. It would be ideal for a Pre-K, Kindergarten or first grade room. You must put in a code for each slide so my 3's find that difficult, but they learn how to do it. You are limited to a finite number of slides and they are insects. You cannot use other slides with it, so a real microscope would be best for older kids.
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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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Jude, yes. As I understand it, these were sold to university labs for $1,200 and when another model was taken up, these began to be clearanced at $200. I am VERY pleased with mine. It is a high quality microscope.
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You should be shopping for a dissecting microscope (aka stereo microscope). This type of scope uses light reflected from the surface of an object rather than transmitted through it. The magnification is typically less than a compound light microscope given that it is used to magnify larger objects for the purpose of manipulating them.
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It's fairly powerful for a child's microscope and I think it might be good enough for HS. Don't expect to see blood cells or anything too small. I bought it for a 9 year old and we're able to see a lot of fine detail on small things from fleas to pollen specks. If it's for a microbiological project, it won't cut the mustard.
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If you are into numasmatics, I think you need to find another option. The scope does provide detail but the quality may not be something you are interested in. Overall, if you are SERIOUSLY into coins, I would suggest something else. Otherwise, it is okay for the household amateur (which I am).