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(Used) AmScope T360C 40X-2500X LED Trinocular Biological Compound Microscope

(Used) AmScope T360C 40X-2500X LED Trinocular Biological Compound Microscope

Regular price $275.00 CAD
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This a used AmScope T360C 40X-2500X LED Trinocular Biological Compound Microscope. I originally bought this microscope for the purpose of viewing microchips up close, however this microscope is not designed for this purpose. This is a biological microscope that is designed for looking at biological specimens.

Features of this microscope include:

  • One Trinocular Microscope Port For Video Camera Attachment
  • Four DIN Objectives, 4X, 10X, 40X and 100X magnification.
  • One Pair of 10X Widefield Eyepieces
  • One Pair of 25X Widefield Eyepieces
  • Dust Cover

The camera, and camera adaptor are NOT not included in this listing. In the images/video, I am just using a standard Sony DSLR camera with a Sony E to M42 Adaptor with an M42 to 23.2mm transfer tube adaptor tube screwed into it (you can buy these for ~15 on eBay). In your case, you would get an adaptor that fits your camera brand (sony/cannon/Fujifilm, etc.) that has an M42 ring. Then, you could just screw in the M42 to 23.2mm tube adaptor into it.

For more details on this microscope and to see a demo, watch the video above.

I am selling this microscope AS IS with no warranty. What you see in the images is what you'll get. I am not aware of any scratches on the optics, but I cannot exclude the possibility that there may be minor scratches that become obvious only after the optics have been thoroughly cleaned. You can see from the included video that you can still get good images even with the existing slightly unclean optics. I gave the this microscope a very basic cleaning myself, but I don't really have the right cleaning products to clean optics. Ideally, you'd want to use solvents and materials that won't add more particles and smears to the lens than they remove.

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