Wireless microscope
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formularacer
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Most cell phones on zoom telephoto will give you enough detail.
I have one that connects to my laptop since it generates fairly large files the combo works well.
Honestly have not bothered since I get great detail on cellphone. If there was a portion I wanted to look in detail greater than cell phone I would bring in sample as trying to focus a hi detail image with objects blowing is a pointless venture.
I have one that connects to my laptop since it generates fairly large files the combo works well.
Honestly have not bothered since I get great detail on cellphone. If there was a portion I wanted to look in detail greater than cell phone I would bring in sample as trying to focus a hi detail image with objects blowing is a pointless venture.
EhCndGrower
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I bought and use one myself. It’s sometimes hard to keep in focus but the detail you get is amazing.
TripleCCCannabis
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Yeah, I got one off of Amazon and it is shaky if off of the base but the detail is great. I got tired of trying to check plants while my hand was shaking and huddled up in my tent. Almost impossible to tell the amber from the cloudy sometimes
TripleCCCannabis
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That’s the damn truth
OldMedUser
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I got one with the wifi box so you can hook the phone up to that and take pics easily. I still find that the old Radio Shack lighted 30X scope is more than enough to check out the trichs. I use a 3" 3X magnifying glass for hunting bugs. Has a small 5 or 6X lens built in to the big lens for a closer peak.
Ground and filed the base of the scope so I could mount it on a tripod. Cheap plastic base makes it so easy to tip over but what can I expect for less than $50.
Kinda like sky gazing. A powerful scope is great for looking at distant stars and galaxies but totally sux for a meteor shower. Different tools for different jobs. Some of the scopes they have today you can set up in the yard then run it with an app or on your PC indoors. Summers up north here you get eaten alive by huge mosquitos then it's freezing your junk off at -30C in the winter. C'mon mom. You're 96 so it's time to go. Your darling baby boy needs his inheritance.
Short of a lottery win that's the only way I'm getting that scope. I'd rather see her hit 100 or more.
and Happy New Year all!
Ground and filed the base of the scope so I could mount it on a tripod. Cheap plastic base makes it so easy to tip over but what can I expect for less than $50.
Kinda like sky gazing. A powerful scope is great for looking at distant stars and galaxies but totally sux for a meteor shower. Different tools for different jobs. Some of the scopes they have today you can set up in the yard then run it with an app or on your PC indoors. Summers up north here you get eaten alive by huge mosquitos then it's freezing your junk off at -30C in the winter. C'mon mom. You're 96 so it's time to go. Your darling baby boy needs his inheritance.
Short of a lottery win that's the only way I'm getting that scope. I'd rather see her hit 100 or more.
and Happy New Year all!
big bud man 413
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I have one of those too! They work a lot better than a hand held little $15 microscope for sure.
formularacer
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I dug out my microscope, I didn't use a stand. In all honesty I can get better detail with my phone.
If I use a stand I can get a better image I know, this was used for wire harness building. That setup would be great for inspecting a clipped bud.
If I use a stand I can get a better image I know, this was used for wire harness building. That setup would be great for inspecting a clipped bud.