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Microscope C-Mount Field of View
Microscope C-Mount Field of View
Connecting a digital microscope camera with a microscope requires the use of a c-mount adapter. However, figuring out how to maximize your field of view can be tricky. Learn more about which camera sensors pair best with which c-mount adapters.
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Microscope Beam Splitter
Microscope Beam Splitter
The microscope beam splitter directs light either to the eyepieces, to the camera, or sometimes both at the same time. When purchasing a microscope it is a good idea to know what functions the beam splitter will provide. Learn more in this article.
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Tracking Alaskan Fish with a Microscope
Tracking Alaskan Fish with a Microscope
The Alaska Dept. of Fish & Game's William Jack Hernandez Sport fish Hatchery uses a microscope to study how size at release of their fish changes return in fish size and numbers. Read more about their process and view some images under the microscope.
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Vinyl Record under the Microscope
Vinyl Record under the Microscope
Ever wonder what a vinyl record looks like under high magnification?  We put one of our records under the microscope - take a look!
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Paramecium Microscope Project
Paramecium Microscope Project
Viewing paramecium under the microscope is a great project for kids and adults! Learn how to grow your own paramecium and prepare samples to view under your microscope.
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Microscopes for Developmental Biology
Microscopes for Developmental Biology
Developmental biology is the study of the process in which animals and plants grow and develop. Learn more the microscopes best suited for developmental biology.
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