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Thanks to both of you! As mentioned just getting started and still getting things setup and play around with the scope and snap som photos. Also, @hkv, damn good pictures you posted on Flickr - just incredible beuatiful!

Thanks for sharing and it seems clear to me that the easiest route is to opt for usb connected camera.

Hi Yves and welcome to the forum. I'm myself quite new to the microscope and looking use for photography as well; just out of curiosity do you have any raw and unstacked and uneditied photo we it would be possible to see the difference betwen using the DSLR adapter and microcam? Also, which Nikon DS...

I own a Swift S7-TGL stereo microscope and a Swift SW380T compound microscope. Hi Stefan, are you using the ZWO ASI178MC camera together with your microscopes and asking since I got a Swift S7 myself and looking to buy a camera. Like that ASI178MC has a bit of bigger camera sensor (1/1.8”) compared...

Sure, the S7 is seen in many variation and first I was aiming for Bresser ETD-201 but starting to reading around about the possibility to utilise DSLR (which I'm after spent a few hours reading on) I'm most likely opting for a Swiftcam after seeing some of Olivers videos around adapters for the S7 a...

Any suggestions on how to improve these pics, or are the Swift 5mp cameras junk? Any conclusion made with regards to the issues with the eyepirce camera and while the model mentioned here in this thread is Swift entry model there are othere models with bigger and better camera sensor. Did you manag...

I've heard of DuckDuckGo and Bing, but not the others so will definitely give them a try. Yes, definity use DuckDuckGo instead of Bing and Google to avoid their profile of you being used including that if you're using Google DNS use instead for example Cloudflare DNS (once again to avoid profiling).

Hello! Newbie on micrscope but looking for barlow lenses to my Swift stereo microscope were I'm looking to add 0.5X when doing soldering to gain a bit more work height (10cm to 16cm) and then for the fun of it 2x to be able to zoom a bit more. So, I can't really verify the diameter to be used togeth...

Right, so got myself a SWIFT S7-TGL Stereo Trinocular Microscope 7X-45X (aka AmScope SM-2T-6WB ) which I'm primary going to use when performing repair on old retro computers and stereo equipment but also there is an interest in the family to use the scope study general small things around ourselves ...

Hello from Sweden and registered to the forum to gain som basic knowledge about both microscopy and the scope that I recently bought (SWIFT S7-TGL Stereo Trinocular Microscope) to be used primary when performing soldering (repairing old computers and other retro tech such as B&O) but also to be used...