9 best olympus microscopes

Product description

Olympus Microscope Objective Ms Plan 100 / 0.95 / Ic100

User questions & answers

Question:	Is this too small/young for a 10 year old
Answer:	Item comes with 2 collection bottle,1 plastic container,4 glass plates,1 Permanent slide and 1 tweezers. you can use glass plates and the slide to work with.
Question:	Does it contain samples to see through microscope
Answer:	You should be able to see quite a few plants/critters, as long as the goal isn't precision. I ordered some glass slides/covers here on Amazon that work well. Just do a web search for "wet mount slides" to find instructions/tips to help out. Good luck!
Question:	what sample slides will work with this
Answer:	The optics are glass. The back raise and lower adjustment gear is definitely metal. I believe the others are as well. Hope this helps.
Question:	Does this microscope work well enough to see microrganisms from pond and/or river/stream samples
Answer:	Eyepieces for professional grade microscopes do not screw on. They slide into a receptacle. They should not be easy to dislodge if you are not moving the scope around. When not in use, it is always best to keep it covered. A plastic bag will suffice. That way the lenses stay clean and the eyepieces will not be knocked off.

Product features

FEATURES:

PBOX Kid Microscope will teach children to work with adults on how to analyze subjects of all matter using this basic science microscope kit. Kids can use this educational microscope to collect, observe, analyze specimens, and record findings on their objects.Your children will receive educational insights from this microscope kit. It features a refined microscope with 100x, 400x and 1200X magnification powers and a powerful LED light.

• Head: monnocular Magnification: 100X/400X/1200X
• Power: 2 AA batteries(not included) Achromatic Objective: 10X,40X,120X Eyepiece: WF10X, adjustable Focusing: knobs Stage: one layer mechanical stage Converter: 3 holes downward) Material: ABS

• Age Recommendation: 5+ years old.

Microscope Kit

• 1. Open the batteries compartment door after unscrewing the protecting screw.
• 2. Insert two AA batteries, as directed in the compartment's bottom.
• 3. Put back the protecting screw.
• 4. Lift the nose piece as much as possible with the upper wheel.
• 5. Put a slide with the tissue or organism you want to observe on the tray, fixed under the two blockers.
• 6. Point the light up, and switch it on.
• 7. Set the sharpness with the upper wheel, and adjust the eyepiece to your eyesight by turning it gently.
• 8. Adjust the light intensity with the lower wheel. Too much light can crush some low contrast details.
• 9. Be careful, when going from the smallest to the largest magnification, lift the tube to avoid hitting the tray.

Product description

Focus Adjustment Knob Interface for Olympus Microscopes

Product description

Slide Clip for Olympus IX Series Microscopes

Product description

PN: 221490



Olympus 221490 Microscope

Product description

Slide Clip for Olympus IX Series Microscopes

Product description

USED BUT GOOD WORKING CONDITION!!, MISSING EYE PIECES BASE GLASS.

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• Total magnification: 40X-80X-100X-200X-400X-800X-1000X-2000X; Eyepieces: wide field WF10X and WF20X; Objectives: achromatic DIN 4X, 10X, 40X(S), 100X(S, Oil); Viewing head: 45 degrees inclined 360 degrees swiveling binocular; Sliding adjustable interpupillary distance: 2-3/16inch ~ 2-15/16inch(55~75mm); Ocular diopter adjustable on both eyetubes
• Nosepiece: revolving quadruple; Stage: double layer X-Y mechanical stage with scales, size: 4-1/2inchx 4-15/16inch (115mm x 125mm), translation range: 2-13/16inch x 1-3/16inch (70mm x 30mm); Stage upward moving lock protects objectives and slides
• Condenser: NA1.25 Abbe condenser with iris diaphragm; Illumination: transmitted (lower) LED light, intensity adjustable; Focus: Coaxial coarse and fine knobs on both sides
• Full solid metal frame construction with stain resistant enamel finish; Power supply: AC/DC adapter, 7.5V/7.5W (UL approved) - Input: 100-240V; 100-piece blank glass slides with 100-piece cover slips and 50-sheet lens cleaning paper included
• 5-year warranty against manufacturing defects

User questions & answers

Question:	Does it come with oil
Answer:	You can use the microscope without a computer. It's just a microscope that has the option to attach a camera. The camera is what hooks up to the computer. The microscope can be used independently.
Question:	I am studying Microbiology, will this microscope work for investigations etc. and does it have a good image at 2000x
Answer:	Download the software first
Question:	Can this microscope display cellular components or not
Answer:	I'm having the same trouble and haven't had the time to investigate - hope there's a quick solution.
Question:	If you had to give an "age appropriate" rating what would it be
Answer:	You may find the download at https://www.microscopenet.com/software_downloads.php (A35 series)

Product features

Perfect Balance of Quality and Value

OMAX microscope is perfect for home school, teaching, demonstration, clinical examination, laboratories and advanced applications. Glance at the structure of fungi and protozoa, and even see the details of cell walls, membranes, organelles, as well as the nucleus in cells. It can easily connect to a USB digital camera (sold separately) to record what you see in the microscope and save it into your computer as a picture or a video clip. OMAX compound biological microscope comes with eight level magnifications from 40X to 2000X. It comes with a sliding binocular viewing head, two pairs of widefield eyepieces (WF10X, WF20X), four achromatic objectives DIN 4X, 10X, 40X(S), 100X(S, Oil), large double layer mechanical stage with scale, Abbe NA1.25 condenser with iris diaphragm, coaxial coarse & fine focus knobs and variable intensity LED transmitted illumination system, plus 100-piece blank glass slides & 100-piece cover slips and 100-sheet lens cleaning paper.

2000X magnification with 100X oil immersion objective

OMAX compound biological microscope offers eight level magnifications from 40X to 2000X. The microscope has 5X, 10X, 40X, and 100X objectives.

Coarse and Fine focusing

Coaxial coarse & fine focus knobs on both sides. This ergonomic designs helps adjusting the focus easily to achieve your desired result.

Variable LED intensity transmitted illumination

Transmitted illumination can be found in this product as it has a LED light of which the intensity can be customized depending on the situation. It also lasts much longer than a typical halogen bulb.

Mechanical stage with adjustment handle

The double layer mechanical stage gives you full movement of your sample for scanning purposes, or centering purposes. So instead of just the clips moving around on the stage, the entire stage moves in the X, Y, and Z dimensions. So, your slide won’t slip off in any way when you’re trying to locate your point of interest on your slide.

Product description

• Five widefield magnification settings: 40X, 100X, 250X, 400X, 1000X and 2500X
• Professional 30 degree inclined 360 degree swiveling Siedentopf binocular head
• Sturdy framework with 3-D double layer mechanical stage, coaxial coarse and fine focusing, Abbe condenser, iris diaphragm and color filter
• Powerful single bulb LED illumination with dimmer
• 1.3MP camera comes with user-friendly editing and processing software for Windows offers advanced features including stitching, EDF and measurement, compatible with Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8, and 10

User questions & answers

Question:	works with small insects
Answer:	The field on this microscope in bottom lit. So you can see anything that the light can shine through. It will also illuminate small insects, their wings, legs etc. Quite alot of the body of the insects are translucent, so you can see inside the bodies etc. I have also looked at blood samples (my own) and it shows the blood cells, and white cells and other scary little critters swimming around in there. I had a microsocpe i gave to my grandaughter that also had a light that shinned from above. This would be nice to have on this one, but does not. with a top light you could look at objects that the light will not shine through. I especially like the camera/computer hookup. I hook it to a 32 inch tv and it gives a great picture of the object and you can take moving videos of little critters, like in pond water, or even small blood samples. the camera and software came with the scope i bought. this scope has four lenses. i use the lowest and next highest the most. that is the .4 and the 10 (which are then magnified by the optical by which ever lens you put in. this scope came with two options. The third lens is a 40, i have a little trouble focusing with this one, you have to get really close to the object, so make sure you use a cover on the slide over the object so you don't get stuff on the lens. And the fourth lens is oil emersion, a small bottle of oil comes with the scope. I think if i where doing it again i would try to find one that is both bottom and top lit. Not sure how that effects the price. Over all very happy with the quality of the scope, I would give it a 9.5 on a scale of 10. Have fun.
Question:	Will this work on any computer? Like windows 10 for example
Answer:	I have got this to work on win vista, win 7, Ubuntu, Ubuntu Studio, Linux mint, and Androidx86.
Question:	what kind of bacteria can you see with this? can you see DNA/RNA strands
Answer:	see bacteria，but cann't watch DNA/RNA
Question:	can i view gemstones on this microscope
Answer:	No, you cannot use this microscope to view gemstones, or any solid object (at least not in a way that will be useful). There are two main types of microscope - compound, and stereo. A compound microscope, like the AmScope B120C-E1, is designed to look at translucent samples - drops of pond water, thin slices of tissue, and so on. Light is shined up through the sample and into the eyepiece, allowing you to see the cells/organisms in the sample. For viewing solid objects, you need a stereo microscope such as the AmScope SE400 (http://www.amazon.com/AmScope-SE400-Z-Widefield-Inspection-Microscope/dp/B005C75IVM). These microscopes are more like magnifying glasses on steroids, and use reflected light to illuminate the top of whatever you're viewing. If you want to examine gems, coins, circuit boards, insects, etc., go with a stereo microscope. Note that a "binocular" microscope just means the 'scope has two eyepieces - it does not imply "stereo" or "compound".