AmScope 5.0 MP USB Still & Live Video Microscope Imager Digital Camera + Calibration Kit

First, let me give you some context, I am a fairly new amateur microcopist. I am not a professional. Additionally, my previous camera set up was a Nikon DSLR with an adapter.You would think the versatility of the DSLR would far outshine a simple eyepiece camera. In my case, it did not.I find picture quality to be at least as good and in some ways better with this eyepiece camera. Ease of use is superior as well.Finally, I love the software. I've seen many complaints about it, but especially, for a beginner like me, it gives a full set of basic tools... video capture, still capture, imaging stitching, the ability to stack images to overcome field of view issues, the ability to do reasonably accurate measurement... I am very very happy with this product.Does it have downsides? Yes, some. While the software is robust from my perspective, there are elements that are not intuitive, and present a learning curve.Also, there are light related artifacts visible, especially at high magnification. Are they to a degree that this product is unusable junk? Absolutely not. I look at it this way, the artifacts were less noticeable on the DSLR under highest magnification, but overall, this eyepiece outperforms the DSLR in every other category. I think that's possible because the eyepiece camera was made for a microscope, wile the DSLR was adapted for one.In conclusion, I love this camera and would buy it again

works well with AM-Scope microscope

Using it for histological studies of mammalian tissues. Easy to use, with a software that offers a great variety of image manipulation. Bid slow frame/transmission wise, but overall a good purchase.

Works well. It fits my B&L Dynazoom 22 mm eyepiece size. Video is a bit slow but otherwise it works fairly well. The physical size is amazingly small. I can easily use the second eyepiece to find subjects in the field of view. The camera does have a smaller field of view than what you see with a standard 10x eyepiece. Overall a good buy for the money. Interface software set up the camera easily on my laptop.

This works great on a windows 10 computer. I’m using it in a microscope that I’ve used for electronics repair. So far I am very happy with it. It has been a good addition to my microscope.

You say : AmScope SE306R-PZ-LED Forward-Mounted Binocular Stereo Microscope, WF10x and WF20x Eyepieces, 20X/40X/80X Magnification, 2X and 4X Objectives....., and I received only 2x objective.....

When using this on my stereo microscope, I found the field of view was much too narrow. At 3.2power, the field of view through my 10xWF eyepiece is about 45mm. The field of view of the camera is only about 16mm. The 3 fps is also a bit of a problem. I tried the camera on a compound microscope as well and found much the same problem. If you can stand the narrow FOV, the camera works fairly well.

The media could not be loaded. The program allows you to color composite, measure the size of spores/etc, Record, and much more!