#trinocular microscopes

[hsmleindia]

Stereo Zoom Microscope -HSM-800-Series

Stereo zoom microscope, also known as a stereomicroscope or dissecting microscope, is a type of optical microscope designed for three-dimensional (3D) observation of objects at low to moderate magnification levels. Unlike compound microscopes, which are typically used for high-magnification and two-dimensional observations of thin, transparent specimens, stereo zoom microscopes are designed for studying solid, opaque, or thick specimens in 3D. Being a highly effective, lean and fast-moving organization, we are highly instrumental in providing Zoom Microscope. It is a kind of binocular or trinocular stereo microscope, which can magnify micro-objects continually and show upright images. These microscopes are accessible in numerous specifications as per the variegated demand of customers. we offer these microscopes after examining them properly on numerous parameters. Stereo Zoom Microscope is a kind of binocular or trinocular stereo microscope, which can magnify micro-objects continually and show upright images. These microscopes are accessible in numerous specifications as per the variegated demand of customers. we offer these microscopes after examining them properly on numerous parameters.

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[coslabseo123]

Trinocular Microscope

A trinocular microscope has three eyepieces. The purpose of the extra eye piece is so you can mount a camera on it to take pictures or capture videos.

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[labotronicsscientific]

Zoom stereo microscope

Zoom stereo microscope is a dissecting microscope featuring a low magnification range. This bench-top unit on a post stand provides very clear upright, un-reversed 3-D image throughout the zoom range. Coarse focus knob with tension adjustment aids in mobility of the objective lenses. Magnification range and working distance can be expanded using optional eyepieces and auxiliary objectives.

[blergeatkitty]

So as a birthday present to myself this year I decided to get myself a second microscope.

If you want to see things up close, send me an ask and I will do my best.

In case you’re interested, I am using a Vision Scientific VS-2FZ Trinicular Zoom Stereo Microscope with a 5MP camera for pics.

Here is today’s fun image set.

We begin at MAXIMUM ZOOOOM!

[ID: Hard to tell what this is up close. But they’re white, shiny, and sharp looking, interspersed with teeny dark bits. Are those fibres? Crystals? Flakes? Skin? Is that dark stuff dirt? Ink? Bugs? Blood? /End ID]

Un-zooming up a notch:

[ID: Um, still a mess of…stuff. Kinda white. More little dark dots. Definitely fibrous. But is it paper? Plastic? Some third and mysterious thing starting with a P merely for the sake of alliteration? And…Is that a curve at the bottom? /End ID]

Ok, not too helpful, let’s back out some more.

[ID: Ok, now we’re getting somewhere. It’s round and it’s fibrous and it’s white with little black specks. There might be a flake there too, same material. Can’t tell if this is normal or out of the ordinary. But it’s really round, even up close, and the round thing looks raised. Like the top of a LEGO block, but…fibrous, thready. /END ID]

And another YOINK on the zoom knob (you heard me, I just yoinked my knob. If you can’t handle that without giggling like a twelve year old then at least keep it down so the other kids can learn something)

[ID: Thé zoomed has been dialled back far enough that we can now clearly see the little round indented thing. The surrounding terrain is flatter, with definite horizontal striations of some kind. Is this proof of life? Were these once channeling some great flood of water, millions of years ago? And…hey, up there. In the upper right hand corner. Is that a shadow cast by another ROUND THING? Quick Robin! To the Bat Zoom/Unzoom dial! /END ID]

[ID: It is clear to me now from this vantage point at which I find myself that there are yet more of these round, fibrous masses. They are arranged in some geometric pattern whose ultimate purpose, for all my scientific knowledge, I cannot fathom. /END ID]

[ID: Thé image is the same, but an immense blade has descended from the heavens, its reflective point, glinting and metallic, pointing at the original target of our investigation. Perhaps if we zoom out fully we would have a better perspective. Quick Watson! The game is afoot! /END ID]

[ID: our perspective shifts beyond zooming, beyond the microscope. Returning to the macro-world, we find ourselves affixing our gaze upon an iPhone picture of an Xacto knife, blade pointing downward at a torn fragment of brightly illuminated absorbent paper towel. We can now see the circular, dotted landscape as the embossed dots making up the pattern on the paper towel fragment. /END ID]

Huh. The part I find nearest about this image set is the black dots. Totally can’t see them without the scope.

Oh yeah, and the fact that this entire time we’ve been looking at little dipped valleys as opposed to raised mountains. The final iPhone image of the microscope viewing area shows the paper roll dimples are all facing downwards.

Nifty!

Anyway, I’m going to do more of these. If you want to see the surface of something specific up close, feel free to ask.

At some point I’ll pull out the other microscope and my slides, because those are fun too, but right now I’m enjoying my new (early) birthday toy.

🥳🔬🧻

[ID: A final close-up shot of the paper towel fragment, brightly illuminated by LED light, dimples clearly facing away /END ID]

[lanoptiktech]

Struggling to share your view with the Olympus CX23 microscope? 🧐🔬

We get it — no trinocular port means no easy way to connect a camera. That means students crowding around the eyepiece, taking turns, and missing out on real-time views. Super frustrating, right?

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[salvationrepair]

Microscope Accessories Kit SZM CTV 1/2 1/3 Adapter 0.3X 0.5X C Mount Lens Adapter for Trinocular Stereo Microscope Camera Microscope Slides (CTV 1-3)

Microscope Accessories Kit SZM CTV 1/2 1/3 Adapter 0.3X 0.5X C Mount Lens Adapter for Trinocular Stereo Microscope Camera Microscope Slides (CTV 1-3)

[hsmleindia]

Stereo Zoom Microscope -HSM-650

HSM-650 Stereo Zoom Microscope is binocular and trinocular upright microscope, These microscopes are accessible in numerous specifications as per the variegated demand of customers. The offered microscopes are developed using optimum quality material and sophisticated technology keeping in sync with standards of market. It can be used for observation studies in medical and health, farming and forestry, as well as public security departments, school and scientific research institutes, and is also used for inspection, assembling and repair of tiny spare parts in electronics and precision machine industries. stereo zoom microscope is an optical instrument designed for three-dimensional observation of objects at low to moderate magnifications. It's often used for tasks such as dissecting specimens, assembling small components, or examining surfaces. Unlike compound microscopes that are primarily used for high-magnification views of thin sections, a stereo zoom microscope provides a binocular view of the specimen with a sense of depth.

[glesales]

Trinocular Inverted microscope with 3MP camera package | Motic AE31E @ https://glesales.com/products/motic-ae31e-inverted-microscope-with-3mp-camera-package-new

[labotronicsscientific]

Inverted metallurgical microscope

Inverted metallurgical microscope is a tabletop inverted microscopes with infinity plan achromatic objectives. Features superior coaxial coarse and fine focusing adjustment. Four color filters with a brightness adjustable halogen lamp. Digital cameras can be added to the trinocular tube to take images and make image analysis.

[labtroscientific]

Stereo Microscope LT-SM302

Labtro Stereo Microscope features a trinocular viewing head with a digital camera and an optional upper LED ring light. Designed for user friendly operation, it delivers sharp stereo erect images with outstanding clarity and a wide field of view for precise observations.

[lanoptiktech]

How Lanoptik embedded camera works with Leica DM500 or DM750 Microscope？ Digitizing Your Leica Microscope Without Sacrificing the Eyepiece If you've ever tried to upgrade a Leica DM500 or DM750 microscope for digital imaging, you probably ran into this issue: 👉 You have to replace the original binocular head with a costly trinocular head + adapter + camera. 👉 And once that happens, your original eyepiece? Gone. Wasted. Unusable.But what if you didn’t have to give that up at all?Introducing the Lanoptik Embedded Camera, custom-designed for Leica DM500/DM750.Unlike traditional solutions, this camera fits directly into the existing dovetail mount, with no adapter, no head replacement, and no disruption to your workflow. ✨ Why it matters: You keep the original eyepiece for direct optical observationYou gain digital outputs (HDMI, USB, WiFi, LAN) with no PC requiredYou avoid costly upgrades and reduce clutterYou get a lens tuned for Leica optics — full field of view, distortion-freePerfect for educators, clinics, and lab techs who want digital microscopy without losing what already works. 📩 Want to see it in action? Reach out at lanoptik.com for demo photos, specs, or test clips.#LanoptikEmbeddedCamera #LeicaDM500Camera  #LeicaDM750Camera #MicroscopeUpgrade #DigitalMicroscopy #PCFreeImaging #AdapterFreeCamera #MicroscopyLab #ScientificImaging #EfficientDigitalWorkflow