Can anyone suggest a higher quality camera that is compatible with the AmScope M150C-I 40X-1000X? (Higher resolution, better field of view, etc)
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I can't answer your question, but I can add that I tried the Celestron against this model and returned the Celestron. The Celestron had some difficulty stabilizing the image. Also, the software bundled with the AM Scope camera is pretty good.
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Not sure, my OMD E-M10 seems to have trouble with autofocus in certain conditions, most of the time it work well, but in low contrast conditions it struggles. It only has contrast focusing, no phase focusing. If I were going to spend the money to go to Africa I might consider the next level, the OMD E-M1. I know twice as much money, but it has a better auto focus system, and is weather sealed.
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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 Monty, I would suggest DPReview www.dpreview.com I have included a link to your comparison: http://www.dpreview.com/products/compare/side-by-side?products=oly_em10&products;=sony_a6000; Additionally, individual review on Amazon are usually true-to-form. Hope this helps.
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Yes, Sara, the image COULD be closer to what the sensor sees, but that would increase the cost of production, especially if high eyepoint and automatic parallax correction were included. Even the G9 and G10 have imperfect viewfinders, but despite their inaccuracy they're still useful in special circumstances like shooting rapidly moving subjects. Want "perfection"? Pay for a Leica -- but even Leicas are not perfect.
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See the AmScope MD35A USB digital camera, also at Amazon. The M150 microscope has a 23mm eyepiece and the MD35A fits the 23mm opening. $42.11 at Amazon.
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Howard, I found this camera to be unusable and sent it back. I bought the dlink DSC 5020L and it works great...Mac OS compatible too.
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No... You have to buy a very serious lens for this teleconverter. I figured this out after I bought it, now looking at camera compatible spotting scopes.
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The res is excellent, more like 720p! Best cams money can buy, trully great! Good luck, night vision is amazingly clear. &#128077;&#128077;
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Hi--I'm not sure just what you are looking for but if you are like me, I need simplicity and reliability. I am going on a trip so need a large chip for pics, quick focus & screen view. the more MP's the better for clarity. Brand name w\warrantee. Jim
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Chris. I have lots of experience with all kinds of ccd and ip cameras. This camera gave me fits. At one point I finally got video from it; however , it stopped shortly after. Might save yourself some trouble and go ahead and return it. I did. Hope this helps. William
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Yes, I am very happy with this camera. I use a Leica M9, how ever it is not suitable for all circumstances, this camera fills in the gaps.
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Already left my feedback, but this Newmap V808 is a better all-around monitor in my experience, and more affordable! It features both HDMI in and out like another commenter mentioned, along with dual battery slots and a nifty HDMI cable protector. Regarding your camera, I think the 60d lowers to 480p resolution when you hit record so don't think you'll get the full resolution your monitor is capable of. http://www.ebay.com/itm/Newmap-V808-7-034-HDMI-Camera-Monitor-1024x600-/321614642997?
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I don't own the Sony, so I can't speak to the A6000. I absolutely love the E-M10 for a few reasons: 1. The lens is the most important part of the camera kit. The Micro 43 standard also includes Panasonic, so I have two camera companies developing compatible lens. I often switch between makes (along with Sigma) depending on the situation. 2. The M10 sensor isn't as large as the full frame a6000, but that has not kept kept me from getting superb sharpness, particularly with the Oly 75mm. The smaller sensor also generally allows for a smaller camera and lens than the a full frame equivalent, something I'd think is important to a travel journalist (check out the GM1!). I moved from a Nikon APS-C SLR and there might have been a time when I'd have played it safe and gone full frame, but we're a few generations along on M43 sensors now and I'm very glad I settled on M43. 3. The Micro 43 allows for inexpensive backup bodies like the E-PM2 or E-PL5 (both use the same battery and charger which is HUGE). Both use an almost identical sensor to the M10, just with fewer manual controls. 4. The dual wheel controls of the M10 are fantastic when shooting manually. 5. Both cameras have focus peaking which allows you to use inexpensive (and durable) old manual focus lens. If that interests you, it's probably worth comparing both FP systems. 6. Panasonic is the leader in video, but the one time I shot video with the M10, the 3 axis stabilization did an amazing job of steadying the shot. I swear it's witchcraft of some sort. Truth is you'll get superb results with either camera. I'd take a hard look at the lens catalog for both cameras and see if that tips you one way or the other.
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http://www.tamron.com/en/photolens/di_telephoto/a17.html They show it being made in Sony/Minolta mount, so you should be able to get one. I like mine, for a consumer zoom, it is pretty sharp, it has a few quirks, such as purple fringing in high contrast scenes, but other than that, for the money, it is almost impossible to beat. Here are a few shots I took with mine. http://farm3.staticflickr.com/2749/5778154537_0573fcb62d_b.jpg http://farm4.staticflickr.com/3247/5778695556_c14459a5d5_b.jpg http://farm5.staticflickr.com/4092/5056483512_02ffd13a7d_b.jpg
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yeah, I have it... its a decent one for the money. im a little spoiled because I have it, and a sightmark 2x24 NV bino and those are really nice, but expensive. I have this one and Firefield Nvader 1-3X Digital Night Vision Monocular, and I did not like the Nvader.
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http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/909705-REG/Samsung_hmx_f90bn_xaa_HMX_F90_Flash_Memory_Camcorder.html was one I had looked at a while back cheap but the reviews were awesome and I love samsung products. I also found this link http://hardcoreoutdoor.com/new-gear-alert-ipad-optics-adaptor-from-larue-tactical/ don't know if that would help and this one http://www.scottcountry.co.uk/watching-ufo-wildlife-and-hunting-with-Yukon-Ranger-Digital-n1031.htm I was just googling the question you asked. Hope it helps