Examine your microscope’s objective lens and find its magnification level. Some microscopes have switchable turrets with different objectives such as 4x, 10x, 40x, and 100x. Step 2: Determine the ...

Choosing the Right Microscope Objective Magnification Matters: Consider the magnification range that you require for your specific application (4X to 100X).

Electronics engineer Jakub Němczuk explains ``How to take ultra-high magnification macro photos by attaching a microscope objective lens to an interchangeable lens camera.'' Detailed ...

Once the NA has been calculated, the objective’s magnification is no longer a free variable. The higher the NA, the higher the objective’s magnification will be. Typical NA ranges for microscope ...

Avantier offers high-performance microscope objective lenses, both in-stock and custom-designed, to meet the needs of applications in research, industry, forensics, and medical diagnostics.

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Rotate the revolving nosepiece to place the lower-power objective (10x) in the optical axis. When turning the nosepiece, grasp the nosepiece itself or the part of the objective adjacent to the ...

Glonik - 3D optical microscope with moving objectiveGLONIK has released a new 3D optical microscope that allows users to freely change their views, not only vertical view but also oblique views at ...