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Microscope with camera attachment

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Microscope with camera attachment

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  1. Have been searching around but have not yet come across anything...... does anyone know if you can get an adaptor and microscope that can be attached to a digital camera?

     

    Thanks for any info

     

    Karen

  2. 'Io, ko e me'a ma'ugofua. Usually you need an adapter that goes on or around the scope's eyepiece, like this, and then a T ring that connects that adapter to the SLR body. Shouldn't cost a whole lot to get set up.

  3. Malo'aupito, nake nofo'i Tonga? Found the t ring on a website, thanks for your help...

  4. Glad I could help.

    Yeah, I was a Peace Corps vol in Ha'apai from 1999 to 2001. Got back there last August to see some folks and do some diving and show my wife around. Sure was quiet.

  5. Have been searching around but have not yet come across anything...... does anyone know if you can get an adaptor and microscope that can be attached to a digital camera?

     

    Thanks for any info

     

    Karen

     

    Karen -

     

    LOL, in my line of work, I think of it more a microscope with a camera attached to it.....but yes. I have a Nikon DXM1200 hooked up to an Olympus BX51, all feeding into a computer with live view. I am sure you can get your hands on something much simpler. Good luck!

  6. Hey

     

    Thanks for that, my fault I always put my cameras first!! Just ask my husband.

     

    Thanks everyone for their help, we are looking forward to our fun new project

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