Microscopy Questions and Answers

Today I want to answer some of my viewer's questions
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[@dirtysouth9205]

this is an awesome channel, I found a lot of great info. I performed an experiment. I placed a jar of rainwater with a half dried leaf in the sun. After about a month (I added rainwater from time to time) the algae started to grow and smell bad. I finally checked the water and found it indeed had Paramecium,, Planarian, and a few others that I'm not 100% of the name. My question is where did they actually come from?

[@scorpionbradford8518]

I also liked and subscribed to your channel. Please also, recommend a good scope camera, stage etc. Thanks.

[@xnamkcor]

Can you cover Long Working Distance Objectives? Are they all PLAN?

[@YeaaIJusShiddedOnEm]

If you’re worried about losing a hobby, the worst thing you can do is try to force yourself to be interested in my opinion! Let your interest come back naturally

[@Crispy_Bee]

@Microbehunter Microscopy I'm looking for a low cost stereo microscope for entomology (bug size ranges from 2mm upwards) - so it doesn't have to have a huge magnification and a decent working distance would be appreciated. Would an AmScope, Swift or Lacerta be a good choice? I have pretty much zero experience with Stereo Scopes and my budget is somewhat limited.

[@MicrobehunterMicroscopy]

It depends much on the individual microscope and not so much on the brand itself. Often these microscopes are quite similar and even manufactured in a same facility in China and then exported and branded. you might be interested in this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/bJyQc4OCftR5q5I

[@Crispy_Bee]

@@MicrobehunterMicroscopy Thank you! I actually think that AmScope would be perfect!! I saw it in a few of your videos but never thought the review was 3 years old! :O Looking forward to the stream tonight!

[@scorpionbradford8518]

Thank you, so much for your content. I want to buy my first microscope to view: urine, sperm, hair follicles, saliva and darkfield blood. My budget is between $5-800. I saw you recommend the big 4 in the used scope areas, for parts and repair availability. You also said, not to buy nothing too costly, the first time around. I have also noticed, that the big 4 detail your specs upon purchasing, but I don't know what objectives, light source or adaptors etc are best for my needs! 🤔😔 What do you recommend and from which sources ? I live in NYC. Thank you, so much for responding !

[@Spiritual_Sniper]

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[@josephoregan7385]

Audio + echo and harsh compared to six months ago...enjoy your videos and subject matter.

[@alexjinks6172]

Pronunciation variation 'Halogen' .... Pronounced 'Holajen' .... Pleas excuse my pickiness Kind regards Alex