Review on 🔬 Swift SW380T: High Magnification, Trinocular Compound Microscope for Research Labs with Wide-Field Eyepieces, Mechanical Stage, and Camera Compatibility by Paul Williams

I am pleasantly surprised at the usefulness and excellent quality of this microscope. The images are sharp and clean. I'm glad I got it. It's fun and unpretentious, unlike my lab microscopes. I connected it to a Gosky adapter for the iPhone, which has a protruding tube that needs to be inserted into the eyepiece tube or into the trinocular. Helpful Tip: First of all. Already center iPhone and Gosky adapter with the field of view when in eyepiece position for maximum control and perfect connection. With a little fiddling, you can get a sharp shot of a round image with even lighting and no vignettes. THEN you can photograph at the eyepiece (as if you still had a binocular microscope) or, BETTER, without any problems and already in the middle, at the trinocular tube. .Best of both worlds: your eyes and your camera will be happy by capturing pictures at the same time without sacrificing monitoring for your camera. Your diagnosis should be as accurate as using a $5,000 microscope in a hospital or university setting. Photos taken during my opening session include: a nail with fungus under the nail plate (medium magnification) and an old plantar wart (high magnification). power) questions? @Aldogs