Guess what this is?
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So what exactly are we looking at in the 1st pic???
Pic taken through a microscope or.......?
What microscope did you buy? Was it a mead?
Don't know it but had a quick google and it looks awesome.
I got the cheep mead which is about 5 or 6 years old now. Problem I have is the optic camera only runs on XT. No drivers for vista or 7.
I got the cheep mead which is about 5 or 6 years old now. Problem I have is the optic camera only runs on XT. No drivers for vista or 7.
You have just gotten another task. PIC,s of the setup please.
FMG. Looks like ET landed without the horse.
I see the camera has its own direct set of optics if one can call it that, for the camera. So you can view the slide and take pic's at the same time. Do video? What lenses can you use.
Start typing bud and tell us just what this baby can do.
I see the camera has its own direct set of optics if one can call it that, for the camera. So you can view the slide and take pic's at the same time. Do video? What lenses can you use.
Start typing bud and tell us just what this baby can do.
No my camera is direct projection. No glass.
I cannot view and take pictures at the same time, the trinocular head is a 100 - 0 design. I can do video yes. I cannot use any lenses except for my 4 objectives, 10x, 20x, 40x and 100x.
I cannot view and take pictures at the same time, the trinocular head is a 100 - 0 design. I can do video yes. I cannot use any lenses except for my 4 objectives, 10x, 20x, 40x and 100x.
Is it auto focus or how does the camera handle the focus?
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Sorry Waldo I am a "newbie" in the photography department. I don't understand what you say.
What I am angling at is. The white thing that your camera is attached to, or, resting on. Does it connect to the camera like one would fit a lense?
How do you/ what settings have to be done to the camera to allow for a pic to be taken.
Sorry for all the Q's but this is very interesting.
What I am angling at is. The white thing that your camera is attached to, or, resting on. Does it connect to the camera like one would fit a lense?
How do you/ what settings have to be done to the camera to allow for a pic to be taken.
Sorry for all the Q's but this is very interesting.
The white thing is a TV tube. It connects to a PVC pipe that fits inside a C-Mount adapter which connects to the lens socket on the camera. The camera takes pictures as normal - it does not need a lens to release the shutter. I use a program called DSLR Pro to remotely capture the images.
Is there a diferance in using camera with a full frame sensor or a crop one?
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