can this magnify the image by say as little as 10x?
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i think not. minimum eye piece is 10X and minimum scope is 4X, so I think that means 40X, min. (I think!)
1312200
You can be from infinite up to 30cm distance from your object. Less than 30cm, the image will be blurred. Hope it helps you.
14465
The minimum focus distance is 0.15m. At that distance the magnification should be at least 1:1.
446505
Never tried to, but I suppose you could - but it's really more of a toy. It will magnify but not like a high powered microscope
2210050
no, to do what you want you would need a telescope with a computer drive and software, as others have said you can see an object thrugh the view finder but no magnification. Also, my unit is very sensitive to magnetic interference which has required me to leave my deck and go out into the yard away from the house and garage.
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It can go up to 10" close to the subject, the magnification ration is 1:1, that means you can take a picture size of your camera sensor.
336018
The magnification on this mini mirror is 10X; it's 5X on the larger mirror. I actually use both mirrors. I guess I'm blind as a bat!
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Magnification not very good.it is useful for children to wach moon only. Thank you
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Yes and very well IF you have a 2" to 1.25" lens adapter. The advantage you will have is that higher magnification requires more light and your 10" mirror gathers lots of light. Good luck and have lots of fun.
83317
The question is not exactly what you need. The field of view of the camera will be less than the field you would see with with a 10X eyepiece and the resolution will be worse than what you would see with an eyepiece. Worst of both worlds. And the enclosed software is horrible.
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I wouldn't know about that. All I know is it was very disappointing, and I do not believe it has 3X magnification. At most, 2X.
1910763
No is the short answer. Look for "macro" lenses or "magnifier" lenses or "microscope" apps or lenses
466967
No unless you move it closer or farther from the page and that adjusts the magnification manually
1625661
With a reversed 50 mm lensa you'll get a magnification factor of about 0.4X. In other words, the linear dimensions of the sensor image will be about 0.4 times the real dimensions. That's quite enough for coins and such; not so good for small insects.
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Joyce, there's nothing listed on the magnifier itself. I'm fairly certain it's about 3x magnification, with a "spot"of about 5x. Hope this helps.
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I don't know the magnification, I looked on the web-site, and it wasn't there. I bought it for my husband to read maps, his globe, and other things. He says it is good for that, plenty strong. I looked through it at some very small print, with my glasses off and I could make it out. It's a very nice gift, or for yourself...
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The useful magnification is about 140x for astronomical purposes. Beyond this you're going to get fuzzy images. Don't be fooled by extravagant claims.