You’ve got yourself a new toy, haven’t you? But admit it: you don’t know how or where to start playing with it. That’s okay because this guide will teach you everything you have to know about operating a stereo microscope. And the only way to do that is to start learning the different parts of a stereo microscope and its respective functions. (more…)
A stereo boom microscope is a great gift for any child, boy or girl, old enough to ask how things work. It can stimulate mind growth and develop his skills in observation and analysis. But as this isn’t just any toy, make sure to guide your child in his first few forays with his stereo boom microscope and ensure that he’ll derive maximum pleasure from it later on. (more…)
A stereo microscope is just the thing you need if you’re interested in industrial micro photography or for inspecting industrial parts and applications. To make your job or hobby produce the best results more easily however, you’ll need to purchase an all-important accessory and that’s a boom stand. Whether they’re integrated with or attached to your microscope, boom stands provide you with additional flexibility and convenience when using your microscope. Stereo microscopes with boom stands definitely make a formidable match and can produce astounding improvement on your work. (more…)
Stereo boom microscopes represent some of the most convenient and efficient instruments of microscopy available today. The practical innovation in their design has made it possible for the viewing of many different types of materials and samples, particularly those that were difficult or next to impossible to view in the past. Large, bulky specimens and flat but wide materials, are difficult to manage using the small specimen stage that usually comes with traditional microscopy. With stereo boom microscopes, materials such as circuit boards, for example, are much easier to inspect under the type of magnification offered by these microscopes. With ordinary microscopes, this is a very impractical method to use. (more…)
Stereoscopy is still a highly valued technique used for magnification, particularly because it presents a view of the sample specimen in 3D. Most traditional microscopy techniques provide a two-dimensional view of the specimen, wherein the sample appears flat. With a stereo microscope, the specimen is more life-like, appearing with more depth. It is the preferred microscopy technique for many fields of study and research. More recently, it has also emerged as one of the most popular techniques used by hobbyists and amateurs. Among the different types of microscopy instruments using this type of technique is the stereo boom microscope, an instrument that utilizes a boom stand in order to provide the user with a more efficient means to magnify certain portions of the specimen, especially if it is difficult to cut or is too large and wide to view effectively with more traditional microscopy. (more…)