Description
Take your quest for discovery to a cellular level with this high-end digital microscope from National Geographic. Offering an impressive magnification range of 40x to 1600x, this scope uses a 3.5” high-resolution LCD screen as an eyepiece to provide crisp, colorful specimen views that can be simultaneously shared by multiple users.
To document your investigations, the instrument has a 5-megapixel camera that can take photos or videos for later analysis and includes effect options such as sepia or black and white. A smooth focusing wheel that works in conjunction with an advanced system that secures the slide and slowly glides it around the viewing stage produces detail-rich images with minimal refocusing.
Other features include a versatile LED illumination system, a six-position color filter wheel, a USB cable for data transfer, an SD card slot for storage capacities, collection tools, slides and a sturdy carrying case.
Features:
- Study specimens in stages using magnification powers ranging from 40x to 1600x.
- High-resolution 3.5” LCD screen provides crisp, colorful specimen views that can be simultaneously shared by multiple viewers at the same time.
- 5MP camera lets users take photos or videos of specimens for later analysis.
- The device has an SD card slot and comes with a USB cable for data transfer.
- Color filter wheel makes it easier to recognize details of colorless or transparent specimens.
- Includes collection/prepping tools, prepared and blank slides, a shrimp hatchery and other accessories to jumpstart investigations.
Product Details:
- Collect and observe hidden wonders with this National Geographic LCD microscope.
- 8.75″H x 7.5″W x 15.5″D
- Weight: 7 lbs.
- Manufacturer’s 90-day limited warranty
- Model no. 80-10301
What’s Included:
- Microscope
- Experiment instruments
- USB cable
- Carry case
Product Specifications:
- LCD screen: 3.5″
- Objective lens: 40x, 100x, 400x
- Digital zoom: 4x
- Camera: 5MP
- Storage: SD Card Required
- System Requirements: Windows compatible only
3 reviews for National Geographic 40x – 1600x LCD Microscope