work in jewelry and I need some equipment that increase an image to see the assembly of jewelry. The ideal of the working area is 17 cm?
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This would work fine. The image on screen appears to be about 5mp. And has stability help, so its not so shakey. BUT when taking a photo its about 1mp or less. Great for viewing crap for pics. Should be good for your needs. Its cheap and sturdy. Focus is on the very back, almost missed it myself
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The working area is about 1.5 X 1.5 cm, with 1 cm working distance. If the working area is 17cm, the magnification is little. :-)
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I personally think it would be a bit on the large size for making jewelry. it would be more suited for farm or ranch shop work.
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Most of the work I have done is with small parts.Makerbot. works well at this.most parts have micro lines thst do not effect machines,but Jewelry would have to be sanded and finidhed to your likes.
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There is plenty of room for earrings, necklaces, bracelets, rings. There's a mirror inside so you don't have to close the door to see what you are putting on. There is also little cubbie areas for larger items that don't 'hang'. I have been wanting this for a couple of years now and found that Amazon has the best price!
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The armoire is smaller than it appears in the picture, so the drawers are not as wide as you might think. With current styles tending toward larger earrings, there would not be room for dividers in the drawers, however there is enough storage for an average jewelry collection. Good product.
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Used a eyeglass screwdriver kit (local hardware store or local optical shop). A jeweler's screwdriver kit would work as well.Definitely need the correct size phillip's-head screwdriver (bit).Hope this helps.
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I bought multiple pieces from them, I am uncertain what the dimension of this particular piece may be. I would check with the manufacturer. They were fabulous when I spoke to them.
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My hubby uses this for making jewelry and loves it so I've been thinking about purchasing a 2nd one for myself. My concern is the height of the lamp and the ability to adjust it for close up cross stitch and needlework and I've been procrastinating trying it out. Your question prompted me to get off my butt to go sit in the chair (thank you for that!) and adjust it to a good spot just to see if it might work, and it appears it will work great; however without actually attempting to stitch under it I can't say for sure. The magnifying it provides looks like it would be absolutely great for doing cross stitch or other close up needlework! I used to have an Ott-Lite and I think this Fulcrum has a much higher magnifier. Wish I could be of better help!
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For the price your spending id recommend a kessil pendant. An a150 isn't much more that what the cost is for this plus it will have a cleaner look over a 16.
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Inside there is a space which has slots in it for holding rings or post-type earrings. Below this is a small mirror which is the width of the armoire and approximately 10" to 12" in height. Under mirror are metal pegs which hold necklaces. There is adequate space to accommodate hanging longer necklaces. Under this are 3 rows of small bins supported by thin metal rods. Each bin has 3 smaller bins good for holding small post earrings and cuff type bracelets that won't hand on the pegs. On the inside of the door there are many rows of spaces to hold pierced earrings. They work great for earrings with wires as opposed to posts. Below this are 2 rows of metal posts for more necklaces. They are spaced widely apart to accommodate longer necklaces. The while inside is covered with a black velvet-type fabric which is soft so it is gentle on the jewelry. The armoire is well made and hangs over the door without any problem. I find it an excellent way to store my jewelry and seeing all jewelry when the door is opened is great as opposed to opening box after box to decide what jewelry to wear that day. I highly recommend this Armoire. Hope this helps.
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It will certainly help. It depends on the size of the jewelry and how much detail you need. This would certainly be a better start as you're asking whether you need a macro lens. A close up filter will be far more forgiving, if you're not familiar with using macro lenses. You state 58mm as though it's the lens focal length, but in this case it's the filter size. Check the filter size on your lens to see what size close up filter you need. Look for ø on your lens to designate the filter size.Not sure if the link will work, but it's a shot I took with a Nikon 50-200 and a close up filter, so you get an idea of what you can do. http://www.amazon.com/gp/customer-media/permalink/mo285S3E0XSUXT8/B000O161X0 It will certainly help. It depends on the size of the jewelry and how much detail you need. This would certainly be a better start as you're asking whether you need a macro lens. A close up filter will be far more forgiving, if you're not familiar with using macro lenses. You state 58mm as though it's the lens focal length, but in this case it's the filter size. Check the filter size on your lens to see what size close up filter you need. Look for ø on your lens to designate the filter size.Not sure if the link will work, but it's a shot I took with a Nikon 50-200 and a close up... » Read More It will certainly help. It depends on the size of the jewelry and how much detail you need. This would certainly be a better start as you're asking whether you need a macro lens. A close up filter will be far more forgiving, if you're not familiar with using macro lenses. You state 58mm as though it's the lens focal length, but in this case it's the filter size. Check the filter size on your lens to see what size close up filter you need. Look for ø on your lens to designate the filter size.Not sure if the link will work, but it's a shot I took with a Nikon 50-200 and a close up filter, so you get an idea of what you can do. http://www.amazon.com/gp/customer-media/permalink/mo285S3E0XSUXT8/B000O161X0 « Show Less
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This close-up filter should work quite well photographing jewelry. It allows you to get in very close. It's very much more economical than a Macro and coupled with a zoom, gives you more flexibility. I would try it first, and if you feel it does not meet your needs, they are very saleable, and you can then move up to a Macro.
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I have them displayed in shops. I'm actually going to one of the galleries tomorrow evening. I could measure and shoot you the dimensions tomorrow night or Sunday morning!
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Hi. I just measured mine (with a ruler, not a tape measure...) 20 inches high, 15.5 inches across, and from the front of the draw to the back is 8 3/4 inches.There are also smaller ones, I have a smaller one as well. I am not sure if there are larger ones. I love my Jewelry organizer because it allows for so many different organizing inserts that the company makes, so it makes it so easy to store everything (my big chunky costume jewelry items go in there). I also have mine travel a lot (I am an independent lia sophia advisor), and this allows for easy set ups for shows and events! Hope this helped you! Hi. I just measured mine (with a ruler, not a tape measure...) 20 inches high, 15.5 inches across, and from the front of the draw to the back is 8 3/4 inches.There are also smaller ones, I have a smaller one as well. I am not sure if there are larger ones. I love my Jewelry organizer because it allows for so many different organizing inserts that the company makes, so it makes it so easy to store everything (my big chunky costume jewelry items go in there). I also have mine travel a lot (I am an independent lia sophia advisor), and this allows for easy set ups for shows and... » Read More Hi. I just measured mine (with a ruler, not a tape measure...) 20 inches high, 15.5 inches across, and from the front of the draw to the back is 8 3/4 inches.There are also smaller ones, I have a smaller one as well. I am not sure if there are larger ones. I love my Jewelry organizer because it allows for so many different organizing inserts that the company makes, so it makes it so easy to store everything (my big chunky costume jewelry items go in there). I also have mine travel a lot (I am an independent lia sophia advisor), and this allows for easy set ups for shows and events! Hope this helped you! « Show Less
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Just depends how big you want the item to be. What will you be looking at with this?
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an electronic circuit board to reach an ideal magnification must be 1 to 5 cm, but I must say it has a very good resolution for revisions to welds on SMD components
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Hello Joe, I would recomment you buy the 8.6inch crystal one, it will be more powerful! About 50 x 50 room. So beautiful!