This is the one that works with linux looking at spider mites from hell thanks to bens nursery chewdawg #4.No, they use
~1.3mpx cheap sensor. There are a few first shots using phone camera and 3.5$ 60x lens. Not great, but better when comes the inspection aspect when I compare with 1000x usb microscope I borrowed from friend before.
Will that help you?Hoping to culture stem canker clones to identify fungi or bacteria that caused it.
I am poor so no cellphone. Only want it to see what the gobshite clones I have been getting have. Could be fusarium which has hundreds of sub varieties, pythium, or bacteria.The specifications spoke of are magnification, pixel count, and price. Price might be a good guide as to what the other two are, but even then, we have the quality aspect. 1600x would need very good optics, and I imagine field of view could be limited, to keep the bits small. You hopefully get what you pay for, but china are often repackaging older stuff for many years. Youtube might be helpful.
I like the phone solution myself. You can take your phone to your grow, and look over areas. While a mircoscope wants you to pick bits off. There is often the issue that most of the view is out of focus, but you can move it about. It's a good cheap inspection tool, if you already have the phone. One that can cover a greater area, given that you can move it about.
Is it this?
The 2mp sensor is weak beside the 200mp of a top tier smart phone. Whatever the phone see's through it's optics, can be digitally zoomed 100 times, before you have no less detail than 2mp. So, the 60x clip lenses, can give the image of a 6000x usb scope that uses a 2mp sensor.
Many desktop style scopes actually use a phone now. Some might offer better optics than the cheap clip-on kits. Though some won't be any different. Youtube really is good for reviews, if you can sit through peoples padded out videos, as they hold you there to earn a little revenue.
Is that from $300 unit??View attachment 18895293
This is fusarium viewed at 10 µm
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Yes, for proof for scammers and sellers in denial. I show microscope pictures and expert articles, and still get ignorant responses. Even from seemingly respectable sellers. If slightly infected, could take 2 months till death depending on temp and humidity. Sick of being shit on, by scammers. People that intentionally send plants on verge of death are scum.Will that help you?
I have yet to try any of these, im in the market for a new unit. My old one was well... OLDIs that from $300 unit??