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Offline thm_w

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Re: Which HDMI Microscope Camera and Zoom Lens for soldering
« Reply #50 on: Yesterday at 11:18:56 pm »
A friend of mine has a microscope with eye pieces and to me that felt very uncomfortable and still required bending the head forward a bit. The benefit of it being stereo made not that big a difference for me. It will be a matter of getting used to it.

And yes the mantis would be perfect, but at more then 10 times the price of what I have now, way to expensive for a hobbyist like me.

Proper ergo eyepiece would mean you have a straight neck, its hard to find.

Well. Fark Aliexpress and "Eakins Store" in particular :)
store Id = 836673

I ordered "Industrial Binocular Trinocular Microscope Camera Stand" US$99 and "Trinocular Stereo Microscope Head" (their Choice program) US$150

Tried to return both because exit pupil was so small it was unusable. The head (Choice item) was refunded in full. But stand was partially refunded, just US$76 out of $100. Support in two separate chats said "yea, we'll fix it, have a nice day sir", Nothing was fixed. $75 refund came through, Appeal button resulted in "the newly updated proof from the local warehouse. Since the item you return is different, we cannot arrange refund for you.".  I sent it back exactly as I have received it.
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You can link to the item in question to help us out. Was it this one? https://www.aliexpress.us/item/3256806802179634.html $99 is very very cheap for a microscope head. You can't expect quality at that price.

I don't know what "exit pupil was so small" you are talking about the field of view?
The link above has 10x20mm eyepieces, so a 20mm FOV. Which is OK, though its worth spending a few more dollars for 10x22 or 23mm.
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Re: Which HDMI Microscope Camera and Zoom Lens for soldering
« Reply #51 on: Yesterday at 11:34:50 pm »
You can link to the item in question to help us out. Was it this one?  $99 is very very cheap for a microscope head. You can't expect quality at that price.

I don't know what "exit pupil was so small" you are talking about the field of view?

Head was $150 https://www.aliexpress.us/item/1005006095323834.html
Stand was $99 https://www.aliexpress.us/item/1005006854434184.html and partially refunded.

Exit pupil is not Field of view, its size of usable light circle that enters your eye, you have to "catch" it by moving your head around eyepiece.
 

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Re: Which HDMI Microscope Camera and Zoom Lens for soldering
« Reply #52 on: Today at 12:29:31 am »
Exit pupil is not Field of view, its size of usable light circle that enters your eye, you have to "catch" it by moving your head around eyepiece.

Did you try measuring it using a piece of paper so we can compare? https://www.visioneng.us/uncategorized/how-exit-pupil-diameter-effects-operator-performance/

I tried all 3 microscopes I have access to, they are all almost exactly 2mm (WF10x22), lower end amscope/eakins models. I'll check more when I get a chance.
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