How to use a compound Microscope

[@audreymagline6344]

1. connect the power 2. switch on illuminator 3. adjust rheostat to halfway 4. wait until light rea

[@Sp_official22]

This video was so helpful

[@garageland_]

Best video so far 🌟

[@sinalisanchana521]

Good video

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shout out ni ma'am Alvarez. siya hinungdan ngano naa ko ron diri gatambay💃💃💃

[@roneetlenkapinkun9027]

Wonderful

[@simonleung7615]

May I ask what is the advantage of operating from the "arm-side" of the microscope? Isn't it more convenient to operate from the "stage-side"? At least one can see the specimen slides on the stage without his view being blocked, IMHO.

[@catricelovescats]

I believe the advantage is so that you will not block the light from getting onto the mirror. If you are using a mirror, that is.

[@simonleung7615]

@@catricelovescats Yes, you are right if you were using an ancient "mirror-lit" microscope, but not a modern microscope as shown in this footage. BTW, one could not operate mirror-lit microscopes from the stage side, since their eyepiece is usually "tilted away" from the operator.

[@catricelovescats]

@@simonleung7615 Well, the thing is that the microscopes we use in school are still mirror-lit and that's what I've been taught.

[@simonleung7615]

@@catricelovescats When I was a high school stud I used mirror-lit microscopes too, but that's decades ago.

[@usernamemykel]

Fails to address the use/function of the diaphragm.

[@Alexandra-bx4bd]

They called it an iris

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POV: nandito ka para sa module mo

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Kuya totoo eto

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