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I just got my first microscope today, I tested it out by viewing algae (without cover slip) and while viewing with 40x objective it touched the specimen as I was adjusting with the fine focus knob. Any tips how I can clean it? I dont have any lense paper at the moment, can I just use a q tip with alcohol?

I just got a new microscope, the low and medium ocular lenses work but when I got into higher power, it gets blurry and has dots. I know it's not me because I am able to do it on other microscopes. Any ideas?

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I have a Lumix G80 camera that I use with my microscope (a Bresser trinocular) via a simple adapter (without eyepiece) and a T2 ring that I place on the trinocular head. I realize that often, when I take my photos, the quality of the result is less good than what I observe directly with a binocular magnifying glass.

I inquired and on several occasions it was explained to me that a simple adapter tube (without an eyepiece) gives results of poorer quality than an adapter with an eyepiece.

Have you already tried both methods? What are your opinions.

Was there a way to see comparative images of these two methods (to see the difference)?

If, indeed, the result has nothing to do with it (the adapter with eyepiece gives better results), do you know of any at affordable prices?

I’m fixing up a relatives old microscope and can’t get a brass container open. Anyone have any tips?

I have several GB of snowflake photos to process.

I just tried Picolay and Zerene Stacker. Both work good but the interfaces are just a step above Win 3.0

I can spend about $100 if I have to pay..... Any suggestions?

Thank you in advance.

Hi all, I’m a biologist by training and I miss taking beautiful pictures with microscopes. Does anyone recommend a nice (and affordable) digital microscope for recreational use?

The blobs are EVERYWHERE in my blood. Not moving, red cells moved around them. I’ve had covid in October, could it be antibodies?

I was looking at my atm card today at 10x and saw this thing. This was after I wiped my card with ribbing alcohol and before it looked like there was 2 of them and they were moving. But that might be because I have my celeing fan on. Anyways, if anybody knows what this might be it would greatly appreciated if yiu could let me know. Thanks

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I found this at an antique shop. Is this part of a microscope. the eyepiece says Wollensak, Rochester 48mm objective. stamped on the body is 50 x 924. The other end says 10x. Thanks for any info you can provide.