MSN: I tried a fingertip lens that claimed to gave my iPhone a 1200x zoom – but it won’t replace my microscope any time soon I tried a fingertip lens that claimed to gave my iPhone a 1200x zoom – but it won’t replace my microscope any time soon You don’t have to be a scientist to enjoy zooming in on things. Mousepad, pen nib or a rogue eyelash: stick anything from your desk under a microscope and you’ll find it looks fascinating when ... Of course I do have a child microscope, but it now has dirty non-washable lens, ugly green lens and light colour with scrached slide glass.
So i think it would be obviously better rather than trying to look through this weak-light "100-600-1200x" child scope, where "600" seems to be real 200-250 and on "1200" it's impossible to get the focus. A stereo microscope (or dissection microscope) is the tool of choice when you want to view larger critters that have some three-dimensionality, unlike *seemingly* flat microbes on a slide. If you have a medical school in your area, look there first!!! IMO, an inexpensive microscope is just fine for what we're doing.
microscope on iphone, All you need is a 4x, 10x, and 40x objectives. I wouldn't go any higher than 100x. When you add the 10x eye piece... these now translate into 4x = 40x, 10x = 100x, 40x = 400x, and 100x = 1000x. I rarely find myself going beyond 400x magnification.
microscope on iphone, Cyano microscope ID and management help benwilsonx cyano low nutrients nitrate 0 None Jump to Last #1 I definitely have a few patches that have developed in my sand bed. Under the microscope the cells are TINY (approx. 10 um) and motionless as you describe. They are embedded in a thick mucus. They don't seem to be spreading rapidly but just wondering if you've ever heard of these becoming a problem in people's tanks?
