Macro shootings

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Was checking something out with a loupe and remembered that people take iPhone pics through them. So I gave the iPhone, loupe, watch juggling act a try. Tricky, but definitely less time consuming than using a DSLR with zoom and still decent results.

 
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Then children's museum microscope is being real unflattering to my 6105-8000.

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This might become one of my favorite threads, your implementation of this instrument is outstanding. Question. When using the trinocular (port?) feature, is the sensor capturing a binocular or monocular image? Logic tells me monocular, as the technology to be digitally binocular seems fairly complex, but I don't put anything past Nikon. I ask because I have a couple of Reichert stereo binocular zooms with darkfield stages, without a camera port. If I attach an adapter over the eyepiece for a camera it is monocular. Considering the extraordinary results you are getting I am considering acquiring one similar to yours. I particularly appreciate the option to port the image to a flat screen. Time to dig out my F-mount adaptor, or see if I can locate an E-mount one. I will be following your adventure closely, thanx
 
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You can't see these concentric circles with the naked eye!

 
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Then children's museum microscope is being real unflattering to my 6105-8000.
That’s why if you love your watch stay away from loupes and macros.😵‍💫😝
 
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My friend bought me this rare Citizen for a photos... what a piece!
Chrono Master Elite special from 1969.

 
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Just from the great macro pics you can tell which hands and dials have been relumed and which are original.