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wannaquickee

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it seems like it would do the trick, but why spend the extra money on this item. if its that hard to hold your hand steady..just pull off a area of the plant and put it down on the table and look at it that way
 
howhighru

howhighru

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I would def buy that if you need too. I was looking into them on ebay and their expensive as fuck on there. Amazon price is a better deal plus free shipping.. Go For It!!

Dont be pulling ur plant apart to see the trichomes what a dumb ass idea.

I know who you feel lookin thru one of those tiny ass microscopes, cant really see shit. Sux trying to hold it still, dont work very well.

I have this microscope that plugs into the tv and that works great also. But the USB digi microscope looks better..

Besides NEW TOYS are FUN.......................
 
Nice Ol Bud

Nice Ol Bud

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One crazy scope!
Looks very ideal, and easy to use.
Might actualy buy this! But then again,
I can just hold a regular scope for 20% of the cost.
Hoped I Helped.

-Nice Ol' Bud
 
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wannaquickee

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how is it any different than cutting off buds that are ready to harvest and leaving the rest to finish? and im not talking about ripping your plant apart to pieces. a small area will do just fine





I have this microscope that plugs into the tv and that works great also. But the USB digi microscope looks better..

Besides NEW TOYS are FUN.......................[/QUOTE]
 
jrinlv

jrinlv

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those scopes are cool, i love the stand for the second one, I think you could take some cool shots with it. And the first scope goes to 200x and the second one is 100x, different. Thanks again JR
 
Canon

Canon

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Got one a couple mos. ago. I like it but was cheaper on E-bay for me (price changes all the time).
Mine is 25 to 200 Zoom. Has adjustable built-in light that is nice. Even under HPS the lighting from the scope will make it look right.
At hi-power it is difficult to keep in focus. I mount the scope to a tripod and move the plant in front of it.
Works good.
Here's an example (I suck at phtography too):
 
jrinlv

jrinlv

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When you look at it in person (on your monitor) does it look that grainy, like the photo you posted? Not that it's that bad, just wondering. JR
 
Canon

Canon

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jrinlv said:
When you look at it in person (on your monitor) does it look that grainy, like the photo you posted? Not that it's that bad, just wondering. JR
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Actually I'm ashamed to say,, "no". As mentioned, I suck at this photo stuff. It's probably 100 times better in the hands of someone that knows anything. (I really do suck at photos.)
 
jrinlv

jrinlv

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I mean I'm always way medicated but it looks a little boxy to me...Thanks for the info...I think I'll buy one and a 10 ft usb cable........Thx JR for the link +rep
 
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choufleur47

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jrinlv said:
those scopes are cool, i love the stand for the second one, I think you could take some cool shots with it. And the first scope goes to 200x and the second one is 100x, different. Thanks again JR
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nope its the same. also come with stand too. believe me i have extensive experience with chinese sellers in b2b trading and one thing i know is dont look at specs. on the link i provided they actually put both numbers 100x and 200x and in title it say 100x, in description too, in other part says 200x, bottomline, its the same thing. also, i have a x60-x100 microscope and if i go more than x60 i find it way too close.
 
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asdfkry

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So I finaly got the scope and its super easy to use, and makes things alot easier for me.
well worth my 40$
here is some pics i took.
it also takes videos :P
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