First impressions: The microscope is a lot smaller than the advertising would make you believe. The lens has a small hard focus area and gets soft very quickly as you move out to the edges. I'm not sure if it is my technique or the equipment or indeed a combo of both but the IQ is definitely not what I've grown accustomed to. All that being said... for $129 US it is a fine learning tool.
In the last century I was a Lighthouse keeper. When the tide was exceptionally low I would head to the back of the island, wade into the water up to my chest and collect fresh abalone to feast on. I never dreamt that 40 years later I’d be taking extreme macro / microscopy shots of abalone shells.
For the record even my studio shots are shot in our garden/temple somewhere in the Philippines.
Celestron InfiniView Digital Microscope ~ ISO 99 ~ Shutter Speed 1/11s ~ F/2.8 ~ Program AE
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26th October 2018, 03:44 AM #1
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Learning Curve Celstron Infiniview
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26th October 2018, 06:37 AM #2
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Re: Learning Curve Celstron Infiniview
A very interesting journey you are on here Brian - look forward to more instalments to see what the Celestron can do
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26th October 2018, 07:14 AM #3
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Re: Learning Curve Celstron Infiniview
Once I figure out how to do a live view hook-up the focus might improve
Originally Posted by billtils
A very interesting journey you are on here Brian - look forward to more instalments to see what the Celestron can do.
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