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As lomg as you don't need to document the finding it just fine :-)



Vladimir



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Sent: Fri Jun 01 19:59:32 2007

Subject: Re: [TN] SV: [TN] Microscope camera, I deny pay all that money!



What about low(er) cost on screen measurement systems (i.e. video 

calipers)?  Any of you have ideas for that?



I do a lot of plating and dielectric measurement and the old fashioned 

eyepiece reticule on my scope is pretty marginal for my tasks.



dw





   At 02:56 PM 6/1/2007, Wayne Thayer wrote:

>Inge-

>

>I am real cheap too.  But I am willing to sacrifice some quality.  I hit 

>bottom when I bought a bunch of the Intel play digital microscopes--about 

>320x200 pixel!  Anyway, we spent a little more money and got Moticam 2000, 

>which is 2 megapixel USB 2.0.  We like this very much, even though you 

>could impress people if you had more pixels.  This makes them easier to 

>attach in email than a 10 megapixel job.  This unit comes with either "3rd 

>eye" or eyepiece hookups.

>

>Problem with using a digital camera which is good for stuff besides 

>microscopes is that it won't be there when you need it.

>

>Wayne

>

> >>> [log in to unmask] 6/1/2007 2:50:35 pm >>>

>Steve,

>

>That was a real budget solution, I say. I feel stupid, but I've never

>thought of that way. Of course, what differs the professional microscope

>cameras from your idea, is just that the microscope camera is in a fixed

>position. You know, in fact the trinocular has a somewhat lower light

>than the binocular, so it may be advantageous to shoot through the later

>ones.

>

>Man, I'll try that on Monday! Just wonder why so many of us pay fortunes

>for that stuff when there are cheap solutions. Solutions for

>revolutions. One of my friends lives on selling microscope cameras, he

>wouldn't be happy if many more used TN technology..he-he

>

>Thanks again, I needed that inspiration

>

>Inge

>

>-----Ursprungligt meddelande-----

>Från: Steve Gregory [mailto:[log in to unmask]]

>Skickat: den 1 juni 2007 20:03

>Till: TechNet E-Mail Forum; Hfjord

>Ämne: RE: [TN] Microscope camera, I deny pay all that money!

>

>Hi Inge!

>

>Every picture I've taken and posted on my web page is from a Nikon

>Coolpix 4800 through the eyepiece of a regular microscope. I've been

>doing that since I left California in 1999.

>

>It's simple, just focus in what you want to look at, carefully hold the

>camera lense up against the microscope eyepiece, look at the display on

>the back of the camera until you like what you see, and then snap the

>picture! I usually take at least a couple of photos to be sure I get a

>nice clear one, but you tell me, do you like the pictures I post? My

>Nikon camera was only $349...

>

>Steve Gregory

>

>-----Original Message-----

>From: TechNet [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Hfjord

>Sent: Friday, June 01, 2007 12:47 PM

>To: [log in to unmask]

>Subject: [TN] Microscope camera, I deny pay all that money!

>

>Hi, is there possibly a subdivision for skinflints in TechNet?

>I want a good microscope camera and a program for PC. There are numerous

>of brands, most of them very good, like Olympus, Nikon, Kappa etc. But

>the price! 5,000 USD and up. It's robbery. You get a super system SLR

>digital camera for 1,000. Much more advanced than a microscope camera.

>The microscope camera does not even use a advanced lense, the projection

>just leaves the trinocular and hit the chip. There must be a way to buy

>good digital stuff and put together with a cheap image processing

>program. You may buy a cheap digital camera, design a C-ring adapter and

>use the framegrabber in Pinnacle 10, just one example. Won't cost more

>than 1,000.  I know in principal what to do, but there use to be people

>who are very creative on these things. Anyone who have a good proposal?

>

>The cheapskate

>

>Inge

>

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