My school decommissioned a bunch of old C.O.C microscopes a year or so ago. They dumped them all in the auditorium. Luckily I was in theatre class then and I had access to the auditorium. I asked the housekeeper what they're going to do with those and he told me they'll probably throw them away and that I could take one. Most of the microscopes were missing parts, only 2 out of the 10 had eyepieces. Every lunch break I had worked combining the best of the microscope parts to make a fully functional one, and then took it home! I already took some photos of my own blood cells haha

@garethbaus5471

5 жыл бұрын

That sounds awesome, and now you probably know how to fix it if it breaks.

@omermagen824

5 жыл бұрын

@@garethbaus5471 Yup! I grabbed a bunch of spare parts too!

@someonethirsty1957

5 жыл бұрын

Aw dude good job with your C.O.C.! I’m so proud of you for taking care of your C.O.C. right! Good job, dude, keep it up and your C.O.C. will serve you well for years. I wish I had a C.O.C.

@notamouse5630

5 жыл бұрын

Me and a friend did roughly this with some old Dell desktops that we ended up using as a server. Those things had 2 identical capacitors in the power supply and the motherboard. 1 of 2 would fail and 2 computers yielded one functioning one every time.

@pablomeneses1633

4 жыл бұрын

what is a COC microscope ????? search Google and nothing concrete appears what is it ??

I was searching up unboxing videos for the Amscope T340B-DK-LED and this video popped up, and my face just went: 😨

When I worked in a factory we would have to take parts from units that failed and put them together with fresh parts, or other failed parts, and keep testing in an effort keep scrap and rework to a minimum. This worked most of the time and we got passing test results. These microscopes remind me of a nightmare job I had where we were forced to exhaust every possible combination of parts before we were allowed to scrap anything. But this looks very likely that someone went dumpster diving and assembled those microscopes from parts that should have been recycled.

@woodworkerroyer8497

3 жыл бұрын

Good grief! Who did you work for that was that crazy about the bottom line?! I mean, I get that tossing parts loses money, but so does NEEDLESS work and using parts that were sub par. If the thing is broken, then send it back to the manufacturer because they didn't do a good job on it, and should know about it.

@danielch6662

2 жыл бұрын

@@woodworkerroyer8497 he is working for the manufacturer.

$127 Canadian dollars got me no name stereo scope from Amazon ... Surprisingly it works pretty well! Biggest complaint was there was no eye correction adjustment for the binocular correction. However, a very light movement of the left piece in and out has worked and the correction can me made stable with a bit of "tape". Optics reasonable and viewing video channels like this one has helped me make the best use of the equipment I have now.

It is not a microscope, it is an MSO (Microscope Shaped Object). I've seen anvils made in China that were unusable, I can;t imagine what they would do to a microscope.

Still better than the one I got from Toys 'R' Us all those years ago.

@rogerhessens2920

4 жыл бұрын

A second hand Zeiss or Leica microscope, you get between a 600 and a 1000 $ It will still last a lifetime. Much better than the new junk, they sell for 600$. Buying cheap is buying expensive in the long run.

@fireemperorzuko8756

3 жыл бұрын

@@rogerhessens2920 nah some cheap microscopes last a lifetime if you take care of them

@VJETRA

3 жыл бұрын

@@rogerhessens2920 Not the case ,now if i sell you the low quality one for 1000000 usd what do you say?

Really useful and honest video. The good news is the optics is good. That is the only thing cannot be fixed easily.

If I had to guess I'd say they put diopter adjustments on both eyepieces to save cost. That way they can use the same parts for both eyepeces. Where if one didn't have the adjustment, it would need different parts and hence cost more to machine the parts.

i bought a microscope like this, the light broke within a week, i sent it back to the manufacturer and they fixed it, got it back and it worked but another week before breaking again

For the stuck adjuster ( old microscope ) I would tip it upside down and spray a bit of crc in and around it, for the guiding wires ( new microscope ) I would use a bit of silicone or builders glue, although yer the new ones are no good

Thank you so much for doing these videos. However I would recommend using a handheld stabilizer for your B roll such as a dji osmo as it is too shaky. Or you could do it in post processing using Adobe After Effects . The shakiness is too much . Also look into 3 Point Lighting.

@Microbehunter

5 жыл бұрын

I agree and am looking for a solution. The hand-held footage was done using a mobile phone camera but this one only has 720p. I thought about image stabilization but was worried about losing resolution. Maybe a handheld stabilizer is something that I can invest. I am still figuring out the lighting part. I have a 10W LED bar and 2 LED desk lamps but the real problem is the bright window in the background (back lighting). I am trying to figure out a system here. I will possibly add another LED lamp or better yet maybe a ring light. Sometimes the desk lamps reflect in my glasses and this also looks strange a bit. So I am working to improve this.

'No-name' strikes again...

I am completely new to the world of microscopes and I try to learn as much as I can before I buy myself a microscope Which key features to look at when I examine a microscope before purchase, and which large microscope companies are generally considered reliable?

Lessons learned. Good information and thank you. Its always about the euro's or dollars, each of us wanting the best deal. Your point is well taken. One has to consider the risk of no name products. I have been watching your videos learning as much purchasing three very nice microscopes after a painful experience with a cheap one. Each of these microscopes have different capabilities and use in mind. Cost is always a consideration, looking around I found the same microscopes I wanted for much less money, but was suspect of the quality for the price. I selected a state side distributor with a clearly branded scope and bearing a 5 year warranty. Again thank you for this information. I am still awaiting delivery of the last two scopes. I did purchase a lower cost 5X-20X fixed binocular microscope first, this fill the need for fine detailing and assembly work, following your advise. I Wish you the best. Keep on teaching.

Gr8 videos. Keep up the good work...god bless you

the adjustment on the right hand side of the head is not a diopter adjustment but is an adjustment for the interoccular distance as set on the head. Chinese microscopes are not necessarily bad-but there is a quality control issue.

These problems do not occur often if the equipment is properly maintained. I have been using a relatively cheap ($ 260) microscope for years and have never had a malfunction. Good advice, even if you buy mid-range gear or upper-mid-range gear (low range would be toys), make sure there are spare parts on the market and affordable. Greetings.

"for educational purposes"

Very important video, Mr. Microbehunter!

Ha. I did the objectives rotating clockwise method simply because it felt right. It had been quite a while since I had used a microscope, but I guess maybe I still had some muscle memory there.

If you turn the head of the scope to opposite view setting (180) wouldn't the objectives go counterclockwise?

Hello there, I got recomended one of your video's, and I'm glad it happened, I subscribed to your channel!

I really feel offended that someone would sell such a "buzzkill" microscope for a child/student to use, who is trying to become a scientist or similar. Unreal. It reminds me of crappy microscopes in my childhood (crappy mirrors and generally rusty). Must have left emotional scars.

@martmarriner6793

3 жыл бұрын

jesus, if thats all it takes to give you emotional scars, your a vagina.

Wow, I am a fan of yours.. I always watch your videos for additional infos and to boost my skill as well. Im quite sad because we dont have microscope, we are able to see what our naked eye can. But hopefully we can afford to buy one. You are so amazing in teaching science. I hope that we can have microscope so that I can do what you do for me to learn more.

One of the ways bad knock offs happen is that old decommissioned equipment, spec sheets, and engineering samples are sold off after they are no longer good for production or a production has run its course. Unless the OEM contractually specifies and verifies that old dies, mills, and samples are destroyed, and spec sheets are protected they get recycled into a no name market. From there lack of quality quality controls and cost saving measures further deteriorate the final products.

Are fisher micromster microscopes any good? I bought one for 100 bucks off craigslist

did all of those issues happen with all microscopes?

Think sir....u help me a lot...175/185/195...with the same amount of zoom but the picture quality is different..its like the bigger objective tube...more clear the image would be.

Hey There, Great Video! Just wanted to ask is the Amscope B120B or the Omax 40x - 2000x or the Swift SW380T better? (I am looking for a microscope that is the best quality in a cheap price) (I want to keep a microscope that i buy for over 5 years so I am not considering these cheap microscopes) What do you think is the best?

@negativeinfinity4387

2 жыл бұрын

B120 is a great microscope I have one myself.

I bought an AMSCOPE. The light switch was broken when it arrived. The front-back stage gear broke after a few uses, looks like the metal was crystallized and simply shattered. Those are the only 2 issues so far. The switch problem doesn't bother me because I work on electronics and have the exact replacement in my inventory. The stage is a big issue, because I can't fix it easily. I called AMSCOPE, and talked to a person, but the problem was not resolved.

@Microbehunter

3 жыл бұрын

I would return the microscope as it is. When buying things over Amazon then the returns are generally quite easy as Amazon will handle this.

They same was done with windmills bought for 4000 dollars and sold for 70000 dollars.

So Oliver, what kind of phase contrast microscope do you recommend for observing nitrifying and denitrifying bacteria?

@Microbehunter

5 жыл бұрын

No specific brand recommended. For observing bacteria specifically a 100x phase objective would be good.

@nikolaradakovic5050

5 жыл бұрын

@@Microbehunter do I necessarily need phase contrast microscope if I want to observe live non stained cultures?

My take from this. Don't buy cheap junk and stick to the quality equipment you were using happily for 30 years.

Hi there. Thanks for the video. You say that you can't recommend a microscope because there are too many. I'm just wondering if there are too many in the budget range to recommend. I've seen a couple online, but I'm afraid to purchase, as I can't afford to get stuck with a poor one. Please advise, and thanks for your great videos.

@PainfulRenegade

5 жыл бұрын

@@somyongkim259 Why the flik-flak you dropped your microscope several times? I don't get it...

@PainfulRenegade

5 жыл бұрын

@@somyongkim259 you obviously don't... but if it was about 1-2mm i think you would not mention it, or would you? Please enlighten us, frequently microscope dropper you are... ;-)

@PainfulRenegade

5 жыл бұрын

@@somyongkim259 don't take it to serious bro, all good... i'm joking around a little bit... cheers ;-)

I’m currently using a Lomo Biolam from my former home in Russia, I don’t think you have touched on Russian built microscopes. Personally I am in love! They are very well made and with a low second hand purchase cost you get a lot for very little. Often they come with a carry case in wood or aluminum and upgrades are plentiful, binocular heads, phase contrast condenser as well as many other accessories can be purchased for under $300 . I highly recommend and if you ever have the opportunity to try or review a Biolam I’d say it’s worth your time

I must admit to just buying microscopes again after selling a lot!!!But just sticking to the older models::just bought a g&s binocular one:"everything complete"and everything works like brand new!!!!Optics which are original"clean and sharp!!!!lighting works" very bright!!Condenser works smoothly:As does all adjustments and all metal and heavy!!!!Good old british craftmanship!!!!!Absolutely solid!!!!All for £76.99post free;from a charity shop as well!!!

I think I bought that one and already sent it back. It was listed right next to your recommendation and said "Amazon Choice Award Winning etc. " Either way I sent it back right away and got a refund and the one you recommend is on it's way. ✌❤🍄🐛🦋🌈 it was sloppily put together. Things didn't align perfectly and the markings on the nobs didn't match...it looks fancy if you don't look closely but it was a mess! For a science instrument!

If you put them all together you might have one good microscope... Maybe? You definitely get what you pay for!

I suppose the various problems did not become obvious until it was too late to return the microscopes for a refund?

@Microbehunter

5 жыл бұрын

Yes. This became obvious only after some months and then one can always argue that the student's broke them.... And indeed mishandling might have contributed. But some microscopes are more tolerant than others.

If the manufacturer is afraid to put their name on their product, that's your first clue not to buy it. Sometimes you get lucky but most of the time not.😲

Copy and paste with errors. That is like when someone is trying to recover data from a dead computer. Take out the hard drive from the dead computer. Put it in an enclosure and connect it to a working computer. Use the Windows OS to copy and paste files from the enclosed drive to the working computer. Errors may happen!!!! I actually lost lots of my web projects doing this. It is better to use like a backup software or recover software or at least get a better copy and paste app.

@danielch6662

2 жыл бұрын

Enclosure? USB makes everything slower. Open the casing of your desktop, and plug in the other hard disk directly. Of course this may not be possible if all you have is a laptop.

The bad microscope shown in the video looks very much like OMAX 40-2000x. Do you think that OMAX is a good microscope? Some people complain on the insufficient lighting at 1000x. Some advices on solving it?

@nikotakai8796

Жыл бұрын

Hey, did you buy it?

1. Not all microscopy hobbyist can afford buying a high end microscope. 2. I agree that some China made microscopes are of high-quality/durable and reliable.

@RandomNooby

4 жыл бұрын

True but I just watched a dude build a 4nm electron microscope for around 2000, so perhaps everyone can afford to build a high end optical scope

Very common problems all. The four major companies can’t match the cheap copies (copying IP right down to the mounting bayonets) so unfortunately institutions, trying to save money, go for cheap copies. I’ve had profs tell me that it’s actually easier to get more money in 5 years than it is to get 50% more now … go figure.

Awesome! Where can I buy one LOL.

3 years? I just bought a Lietz from the 1960's. I'll bet I can get it working proper in no time. There is Old Gold out there-but yes this ain't for the non-technican types. And yes I still see the crap I had as a kid in the 70's on the market too.

Do you have a list of microscopes you would suggest?

@Microbehunter

5 жыл бұрын

No, because there are simply too many. The basic features are also mostly the same. If you get one from a known retailer, then you should mostly be fine. The microscope in the video was so terrible that there was not even a retailer / brand printed on. I guess it was some kind of 2nd rate batch or something like this.

Sounds like the mechanical parts, gears, bearings and such weren't machined to high enough tolerances. Just goes toshow two things. You can't judge a book by its cover. And they just don't make consumer goods with the same quality and attention to detail that they once did. Very sad. In any event, I'd be looking for my money back and get better microscopes. For the sake of your students' education if nothing else. There's nothing worse than trying to do an experiment properly while trying to fight against faulty equipment. Especially if you're new to the field.

Anybody know any good brands available in canada around 1k? Omax seems good for the price

Jazus just get a pair of gloves and a drum of oil and with a little elbow Grease Clean the original microscope.

To be fair, if you only bought one to sample, you may not have found any problems with it since the issues mentioned were spread over a handful out of 20 or so microscopes.

Can someone explain to me whether or not it is important to have the diopter adjustment on both eyepieces? Also, is the focus lock needed?

@Microbehunter

3 жыл бұрын

Diopter adjustment is needed only for one eyepiece. It is to compensate for different eyesight. It does not matter which eye is worse than the other. The fine focus knob is used to adjust the focus for the eyes as well.

@danielle7760

3 жыл бұрын

@@Microbehunter Ohhh, ok, I see! Thank you! XD

Dumb question time. Is it really necessary to dismantle the microscopes to lubricate? Why can't we just use lots of oil to wash out the gunk? Do like sewing machines. Open part of the casing to reveal the gears. Turn it all one way, apply oil at the other end, turn the opposite direction, repeat a few times.

You should have just got a tech in to disassemble the old microscopes and re lube them

Oh my god! You ran them on ebay??????

What microscope are you referring to in this video?

@Microbehunter

2 жыл бұрын

It's a no-name microscope. No brand.

Would you be willing to give any comments on this microscope: Svbony SV605 Microscope, 80x-1600x LED Compound Binocular Microscope? It sells for 127 Euro. Thanks, Matthhew

taking apart microskope is not very difficult:) little carefull and accuracy is enought plus proper oil and grease

My guess is the more common practice of rejecting the bad models and refuse to brand them, but they salvage them by selling them to another company who will venture to finish them up and sell them as a no name brand.

Phew! Got a headache now - reallly. You look intelligent but the clue was right there: No-Name ie generic. Moving from Olympus, a solid reliable long-lasting 40-year's use microscope, to this nightmare was a big mistake obviously. I couldn't get to the end of your vid as l really did get a headache (never suffer from headaches!) But l hope you _resolved_ this issue (sorry😃) and got your money back?

I’d have sent them all back as they were not of merchantable quality.

Just check out INTJ lol Good video, thank you

That looks like an OMAX microscope at 9:03. I thought those were really good microscopes...

Low prices are the choice of many people, but do not apply to those who want security, long-lasting quality.

No a company imported really cheap scrapbook china and put it together and sold as a complete unit.

Is it from omax?

why did you buy them , didn't you sample one first ?

@Microbehunter

4 жыл бұрын

The school bought them, and they were not inspected before purchase. A mistake. We recently replaced them and ordered inspection scopes first and then made a decision based on this.

This reminds me so much of the copied guns the Chinese make, one had a safety’s like a 1911, but they clearly didn’t know what it was for so it just had a do nothing button on it, and the safety was somewhere else haha.

I wonder to where the old microscope went. I am looking for a second hand here but nowhere to find here in Bangkok, I emigrated to here from Europe leaving everything behind. Gave away everything, and here I am trying to find some gear that I can use, but many to no avail. Ebay? gosh, 3000x magnification, dont hit me with that.

@johnpenguin9188

5 жыл бұрын

Imgert Berg 3000x? Pfft! I know a guy who can get you 12000x real cheap! Best deal!!!

@imgertberg5344

5 жыл бұрын

All overkill. And messing up the picture, refractionindex won't let it magnify thart much. It's like looking through bioculairs but not on your eyes. So sarcasm sure only Superman can magnify that high.

@maibeppu9

5 жыл бұрын

If you look on Yahoo Auction in Japan there are some good bargains,especially Nikon and Olympus. I just saw a Olympus CX 40 like the one in the video for about 90USD. No objectives though. Nikon Labophots and Optiphots go for about 100USD. Its easy to translate the Japanese. BTW The big Thai Microscope Society is on at the Rama Hotel,Bangkok towards the end of March!!

@imgertberg5344

5 жыл бұрын

@@maibeppu9 Thanks for the great tip, in fact it is not far away from my home. I just checked their website, and the entrance fee for admission is a bit on the high side for me. 145usd. Which would better be spend on buying a scope. Even then just that is an half month salary.

@maibeppu9

5 жыл бұрын

Yes a bit expensive. In the English microscope society they often have second hand ones for sale. The BH series are still good and the CH which came out later and were aimed at schools and institutions.Of course you can buy them quite cheaply on the Japan yahoo auction but its doubtful if they will ship the goods. Paying as well might be a problem.I did see some very good scopes at a resellers in Singapore. Its called the 9.99 on e bay shop and some scopes are very reasonable. You could easily je down there and back for the poastage price if he does counter sales?

Hi mate, thank you very much for your great videos and information. It is appreciated. I have a question if you could please answer. I need a proper microscope for Gemology, to see through stones like quartz, emerald, etc... and around what prices please? cheers mate.

@texasfossilguy

2 жыл бұрын

scopes can only see through thin sections, otherwise to look at stone you need an "inspection scope," they sell them as circuit board inspection scopes but theyre good for geology. Youll want up to 100x zoom at the least, if not 400x or higher. A bright light is necessary also.

"We bought this for educational purposes". "So we can learn". Seller: "So...it worked as intended?".

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LOL.... looks like an OMAX...and I was seriously considering to buy one of that brand.

wer ein gebrauchtes Mikrosop kauft der muss damit rechnen das er die Mechanik reparieren oder neu einstellen muss. Mechanische Defekte wie sie zeigen muessen normalerweise vom Verkaeufer deklariert werden. Ausser dem sollten sie mal ein Video machen wie man die Mechanik eines Mikroskop entoelt und neu einfettet.

Damn, such a catastrophe

I hope you sent them back and got the school's money back, Oliver.

10:09 Japan :)

@vavilon7109

5 жыл бұрын

That's a different microscope. He was showing an example of how the part is supposed to shaped

@this_is_patrick

5 жыл бұрын

If you're trying to slight Japan or some shit, read the text on the bottom, "Correct design".

@ronniepirtlejr2606

5 жыл бұрын

Japan makes very Precision Instruments!

@Willam_J

5 жыл бұрын

Even Japan has more pride, than to ship crap like that.

WTF I could have made a better product when I was 10yrs old even

Have you heard of euromex microscopes

@Microbehunter

3 жыл бұрын

Yes, it's a company from the Netherlands. Here I unpack a Euromex microscope: kzread.info/dash/bejne/pJ9mzbuAqMafgNo.html

how much did you buy those for?

He did not mention what are the price difference.... Whoever sold them to you may sell you toy microscope or very low end for poor chap. If Olympus shell at the same price, I won't hesitate buy Olympus.

Welchen Sinn macht es Ojekte, die schon 100000-mal und viel besser gesehen und dargestellt wurden unter dem eigenen Mikroskop zu betrachten, wenn man diese Dinge viel einfacher, billiger, besser und komfortabler im Internet sehen und downloden kann. In der lediglich betrachtenden Mikroskopie gewinnt doch nur der welcher das meiste Geld hat und sich das beste auf dem Markt zur Verfuegung stehende Mikroskop leisten kann. Dies Materialschlacht ist sinn- und zwecklos. Zudem sind bekannte Dinge heute viel genauer mit einem konfokalen Laserscanning Fluorescenz-mikroskop, der Rasterelektronenmikroskopie etc veroeffentlicht und allseits bekannt. Kindern die Mikroskopie zu lehren ist jedoch ein hohes und ehrenwertes Ziel. Dabei sollte man aber nicht an den Kosten eines guten Mikropskopes sparen, sondern zu einem gebrauchten Forschungsmikroskop der 80-iger Jahre des 19. Jahrhunderts der Fa Zeiss oder Leitz greifen, denn sonst machen sich die Kids nur ihre Augen kaputt. Ein kleines gebrauchtes transportables Stereomikroskop neben einer mobilen Laboraustattung fuer Probenentnahme und Praeparation vor Ort leistet draussen in der Natur bei der Feldforschung gute Dienste. Auf eine fotografische Ausruestung sollte man dabei zunaechst voellig verzichten, denn es ist nicht nur fuer Kinder viel lehrreicher das Gesehenene von Hand selbst zu zeichnen. Insbesondere sollte aber die Praeparationtechnik immer im Vordergrund stehen und nicht die Bildgebung, denn jedes Bild ist nur so gut wie die Praeparation und Probennahme des Objektes. Fuer mich macht Mikroskopie nur Sinn, wenn ich dabei etwas Neues entdecken kann und veroeffentliche. Aber auch dabei ist das Mikroskop nur ein technisches Mittel zum Zweck und darf nie im Vordergrund stehen. Vorraussetzung etwas Neues zu finden sind aber fundierte Kenntnisse der Biologie, eine hervorragende handwerkliche Praeparationstechnik und das geschulte Auge, um draussen in der Natur Neues zu sehen und zu finden. Bei ihren Lehrvideos fuer Kinder sollten sie mehr Aufmerksamkeit darauf lenken anstatt immer wieder die end- und sinnlose Diskussion ueber die mikroskopische Technik zu fuehren.

I know this video is 2 years old but I would like to say before you buy anything you do your research . Read all the reviews do research and research. Before you buy anything that is worth a lot of money . then it turns out to be garbage.

jesus, have u bought those on Toys'R'Us?

Good enough for Government work.

You know what else is terrible? Wearing eyeglasses while being lit with ring lights, newb!

Note to self: don't buy 20 scopes from the same seller at the same time if it's a new supplier.

@Microbehunter

3 жыл бұрын

Yes. We learned it the hard way. We bought new scopes later and ordered a sample of each first to make a decision. We returned the one that we did not choose (agreed this with the supplier).

lesson learned: by one for evaluation purposes before spend the whole budget.

Wie viel habt ihr pro Mikroskop gezahlt (um eine Vorstellung zu bekommen)? :)

@frodomeister683

5 жыл бұрын

Hat sich erledigt habs gefunden !

@Microbehunter

5 жыл бұрын

Kann mich nicht mehr erinnern, aber das waren Billigsprodukte (wohl Ausschuss). Wer billig kauft, kauft manchmal teuer. Haben jetzt gute Leicas im Unterricht. (These microscopes were cheap, and we now use better Leicas.)

@frodomeister683

5 жыл бұрын

@@Microbehunter Danke für die Antwort. Eine Frage hätte ich noch. Ich bin am überlegen ob ich mir das "Bresser Researcher Trino" Mikroskop bestelle. Auf der Website ist es für 450€ inseriert, auf Amazon jedoch schon für 350€ zu haben. Da ich mich mit Mikroskopen nicht besonders gut auskenne, wollte ich mal fragen, was du beim groben drüber schauen dazu sagen würdest. :) www.bresser.de/Mikroskopie/BRESSER-Researcher-Trino-40-1000x-Mikroskop.html

@Microbehunter

5 жыл бұрын

350 ist angemessen 450 eher teuer. Kenne das mikroskop nicht, Qualität in dieser preiskategorie hängt mehr vom mikroskop ab als von der Marke. Ich gehe aber davon aus, dass es durchaus mechanisch OK ist. hat alle relevanten features (kondenser, kreuztisch, etc. Die optik scheint die gleiche zu sein wie das vom BMS 136 (siehe: kzread.info/dash/bejne/pIlml8-fmbvRpKQ.html ). wenn man viel fotografiert, würde ich köhler beleuchtung empfehlen (besserer Kontrast bei manchen objekten, da streulicht vermindert), aber das hebt den preis ordentlich und lässt sich auch in der bildbnachbearbeitung korrigieren. ich hätte keine bedenken.

@frodomeister683

5 жыл бұрын

@@Microbehunter Vielen Dank für die schnelle Antwort! Der Video Link funktioniert leider nicht.

lighter fluid will loosen it up

There is a euromex microscopes for 850.oo euros

You talk weird, but I LOVE your videos!

@amatsukiko

5 жыл бұрын

Austrian accent, I suppose

I just discovered the Microbehunter channel and am enjoying it very much. Not wanting to be negative, but I find that while the lighting of your videos is generally pleasing, the reflection of the LED ringlight in your glasses is very distracting. It may be possible to eliminate this by placing the ringlight off the reflective axis of the camera. If necessary you could add a second ringlight symmetrically opposite.Just a suggestion for an outstanding channel cast.

Kian fakon Vi instruas? Biologion? Kemion?

@Microbehunter

5 жыл бұрын

Mi estas instruisto de la fako biologio.

Why not buy the Olympus brand again? It lasted 30 years!!!

@Microbehunter

3 жыл бұрын

Too expensive. The cheapest new Olympus cost about EUR 1000 per microscope. And due to improper use, students are likely to break it again.....

3:14 why do you look like someone is behind the camera with a knife you look terrified

It hurts to see that u wanna cry badly but hold urself very hardly :(

Sounds like a bogus/ cheap China product. There are however good and dependable China brand microscopes that I've come across and theyre OK esp for learning purposes. AmScope brand, for one.

Those who buy cheap buy twice.

PSA: Cheap =/= Value Cheap = Less monitary cost. Value = Functions as intended, for lowest price on the market, whilst optimally performing. A product that is cheap that functions 50% of the time is not a good value simply because it will not work half of the time you require it to. Not to mention - further costs to repair, or replace the product will require you to likely invest more in a faulty, 'cheaper' product than a decent quality one that functions as intended that is covered under warranty for the next 3 or so years.