Dino on a stand sits on my desk just above my computer mouse. If I have
something where I really need high power( which in reality is only once or
twice a year) I ask the objects lab and use their big boy microscope down the
hall. I totally agree with Rachel. JTV
Joel Voron Colonial Will
Silvia,
I think that would be a good option. I have found that for pest ID and
capturing images to share you don't need massive magnification but having
more working distance is useful. You also don't need for this purpose UV,
IR or other fancy options that make the dino-lites more expensive. Usin
I'm not sure if it's a better or worse option than the one you have in the
link, but I can speak to the "Aven Mighty Scope" being a pretty solid
option in that price range. The one we have is 10x/200x (not sure on mega
pixels). There is definitely a difference in image quality between the
Mighty
Hello everyone,
Is it there a particular USB microscope you would recommend for pest ID?
Our budget is around 250-300. We are looking into the Dino-Lite-AM3013T
(https://www.amazon.com/Dino-Lite-AM3013T-Measuring-Handheld-Microscope/dp/B00B1FD81G/ref=sr_1_1?s=industrial&ie=UTF8&qid=1546973378&sr=
