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Very nice microscope.

In case you didn't know - the larva is a nonbiting midge Tanypodinae sp. (Chironomidae).

Thanks for helping me find an adaptor so I could take pictures with my stereomicroscope by the way (thread back in May). It works perfectly and the pictures are amazing.

It works like a charm by the way - Thanks alot Scarodactyl!

Great! Thanks for clarifying.

Hmm... having read this topic (https://www.microbehunter.com/microscop ... f=9&t=7628) I am wondering if I could end up having the same problem connecting a Canon eos 2000d (APS-C-sensor) to a photo tube with a 10x eyepiece inside?

Having read this topic I was wondering if I could end up with the same problem connecting a Canon EOS 2000D(APS-C-sensor) to a photo tube with a 10x eyepiece inside? See my post here https://www.microbehunter.com/microscop ... 25&t=12748

Any thoughts?

Thanks, I will try it out. It is a very inexpensive solution compared to what some companies suggested me to buy.

So a 40mm canon pankake lens(https://store.canon.co.uk/canon-ef-40mm ... /6310B005/) on the camera and a clamp adapter(https://rafcamera.com/clamp-40mm-to-m52x0-75m) on the the outside of 445546? Is that all? Just making sure I got it right.

Hello everyone I have a Leica MZ12 microscope with a HV photo tube attached (Wild product no. 180570) and want a setup so I can take photos of insects. I currently have a moticam 5 mp digital camera, but the photo quality is really bad when I take them through the eyepiece - even my mobilephone does...