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To calculate the total magnification of a traditional microscope with eyepieces and objectives, you would multiply the eyepiece magnification x objective magnification. However, in a set up where you are using a microscope camera to replace the eyepieces, the factors needed are the camera coupler (or relay lens) magnification, the camera sensor diagonal size, and the monitor screen diagonal size. The Formula To calculate total microscope magnification, you can use the following formula: Total Ma …

Diopter indicates the amount of curvature of a lens. The thicker the lens, the bigger the curvature. To find the approximate magnification level of a lens, divide its diopter by 4, and add 1. The equation is: Magnification = Diopter ÷ 4 + 1 For example: For a 3-diopter lens of a magnifier, its magnification = 3/4 + 1 or 0.75 + 1 = 1.75x. Objects viewed under a 3 diopter lens will appear 1.75X larger than normal. For a 5-diopter lens of a magnifier, it …

With Father’s Day around the corner, we’ve put together a list of the Top 5 Father’s Day Gift Ideas. Get your dad a cool, unique, and practical gift this year that he’ll love!1. A Desktop Magnifying Lamp for Fathers Who Love Reading Perfect multi-function tool for reading and inspection Do you have a dad that loves to read? This is the perfect gift for them! This professional, high quality magnifying lamp makes reading easy and fun. It makes reading books, newspapers, and magazines a b …

The BoliOptics Stereo Microscope is the professional dental tool that has been changing the world of dentistry for the better. Dental work is a breeze with this microscope that reduces eye strain and reduces the chance of any mishaps. BoliOptics offers many stereo microscopes to choose from depending on your line of work in dentistry. See all of our  stereo microscopes here. This gooseneck stereo microscope has an 8X magnification providing a large working space for teeth impressions …

We've put together a list of 6 of the most popular microscopes and magnifying lamps for coin collecting. Remember that as the magnification increases, the field of view will decrease, so stay away from too high of magnification. We recommend to stay within 10x-30x magnifications.When collecting coins you will need help to examine and detect any imperfection, scratch and defect within the coin. The best way to identify these flaws are to use a microscope or magnifying lamp. These will also ide …