I got it directly from Hayear from their Amazon store. I initially saw your video and clicked the Bangood link to buy it but due to new laws with VAT in the UK and now the EU (Seller needs to be VAT registered) it says "CAN NOT Ship to the United Kingdom" It's a big problem on Bangood and Aliexpress at the moment and I use those platforms a lot for electronic and radio equipment. I've spoken to Hayear and they want 48hrs to look in to it, so I do hope they sort it out. As the camera in your video and other reviews look absolutely incredible. Yes the product description and the manaul that came with mine states 1080P/60. But strangely it is a Ver 1.1 2020 but in 2018 they had a Ver 1.3. Very confusing. When I find out some more information from Hayear I'll reply back hopefully with some good news, then fingers crossed I will put a video on here too.
Thank you yours is the only Video I could Find which pairs Compound Microscope with a cheap camera (usually only camera which cost a lot more are used). Thank you Very Much
review helped me. im actually buying this to put on the viewfinder of an old 8mm film camera, so I can have a video assist. took me a LOONG time to figure this one out. hope its gonna work. thanks again
Looks awesome, just an added key, double check resolutions for the pictires and video feed in realtime =] other then that, thinking about heading fairly deep into the world of micro-organisms =]
Thanks John for an excellent guide. My need is to document my work by taking snapshots now and then. Are you able to stream in realtime to the computer via USB, in my case a MacBook? If so I may take screen dumps from the computer for later use.
No idea with Mac. My PC's see it as a web camera so by using any standard web cam recording software, I can record in real time; again, no idea on Mac.
Are you still using this camera? I had a question about it, does it magnify like the eyepiece that’s removed? My eyepiece is 10x mag and that gives me my final magnification amount, does the camera have any magnifying?
Yes, still have it & its working great. Yes, the camera has built in magnification but no idea what the actual power is; if there even is a way to correlate camera field of view to eyepiece FOV. At first glance, it seems more than the 10X eyepieces (even with the 0.5X barlow which must be used). I too have 10X eyepieces but I always use wide field ones and I believe that is why the image seems more magnified with the camera. Just as an example, when I view a specimen in the compound scope that takes up about 50% of the total field of view through the 10X WF eyepieces, the view on the monitor though the camera renders the specimen at almost 100% of the field of view and almost fills the entire monitor. That is without any digital zoom dialed in on the camera. However, if I view the same thing without a WF, just a regular10X eyepiece, then what I see through the eyepiece is pretty close to what is showing on the display, not exactly 1:1, but maybe 80% of what is showing on the display.
I just remove it while video editing if I feel the need, otherwise it doesn't bother me. There is also firmware on Hayer's website you can download to disable the timestamp. If you do that however, it will never show.
No idea? I specifically show the diameter of the adapter rings included with this camera so people can check the sizing against their own scope/s to see if they will fit.
Hi John, Im wondering would this be good for painting very small models? (28mm scale miniatures) ive not seen them be used for this so im hesitant to spend a lot of money on it. Any thoughts or advice would be appreciated.
I'm presuming you are referencing the stereo microscope? The camera alone won't work without some kind of microscope to use it with. The stereo microscope (not the compound biology microscope) I'm using in this video (an Amscope 7X - 45X zoom) would work for that size of miniature, likely best with the addition of a 0.5 Barlow lens. That Barlow will half the magnification but double the working distance so you have more room between the stage and lens body to paint. This is the setup many electronics/RC hobbyists have (myself included) to get the soldering iron or smd heat wand under the scope and that magnification range is just about perfect for most electronic component work including tiny SMD so I would think it would also be a good magnification range for 28mm size miniatures. For fine painting work, I would think you would need a stereo microscope so you have a depth of field while paining. Likely not even using the camera. Of course I don't know a thing about that hobby - you would know your requirement's better than me 🙂
@@Rchelicopterfun Thank you John yeah the depth of field would be important, AliExpress does have a trinocular stereo microscope with a 48mp camera for about £372 but it would be a very expensive experiment
Do you also have a blurry image on the left? I bought Hayear HY-2307 the tear image is blurry, very clear on the right, I turn the camera over, the blur moves to the right. The sensor through the microscope is working, very clean, even removed the upper protective glass, the matrix is still under the glass. Nowhere can I find a Panasonic MN34110PA for sale to try to replace. Do these matrices have such a disease?
Mine is slightly blurry around all edges, not just one side while the center is crystal. I however see the same thing when viewing through my eyepieces as well as the camera, so the outer edge blur I'm experiencing is in the scope, not the camera.
Sorry, no idea. Windows sees it as just another external USB camera. I would think mac os would to, but since I'm not an apple user, that is only speculation on my part. Best to contact the manufacturer or vendor.
Most microscope cameras have no additional zoom. They have no optics, just the imaging chip. The microscope is the optical zoom device or your imaging software if you need even more.
Can this be used in a simple mount and broadcast onto a monitor? What I’m looking to do is mount it above a knife sharpener so I can see a zoomed in edge. Vision issues. I would like to mount it 10-12 inches above the blade edge and have it zoomed in to at least 150x? Will this work with proper attachments without scope? Thx for any help you can offer.
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Here's the link to this particular camera @ Banggood: www.banggood.com/custlink/33mmOTQ4Hn
At Amazon: amzn.to/2rtemkm
THX John for the cool info. Does this camera have the ruler option in it so u can measure stuff?
I think the amazon link has changed to an ear microscope
I got it directly from Hayear from their Amazon store. I initially saw your video and clicked the Bangood link to buy it but due to new laws with VAT in the UK and now the EU (Seller needs to be VAT registered) it says "CAN NOT Ship to the United Kingdom" It's a big problem on Bangood and Aliexpress at the moment and I use those platforms a lot for electronic and radio equipment. I've spoken to Hayear and they want 48hrs to look in to it, so I do hope they sort it out. As the camera in your video and other reviews look absolutely incredible. Yes the product description and the manaul that came with mine states 1080P/60. But strangely it is a Ver 1.1 2020 but in 2018 they had a Ver 1.3. Very confusing. When I find out some more information from Hayear I'll reply back hopefully with some good news, then fingers crossed I will put a video on here too.
John ,thank you for e good video, please can you tel my, the monitor connection type ?
Thank you yours is the only Video I could Find which pairs Compound Microscope with a cheap camera (usually only camera which cost a lot more are used). Thank you Very Much
Glad it was of some help.
This review was exactly what I was looking for - answered lots of questions tube sizing/etc. Thanks!
Glad it was helpful
Exactly what I was looking for, gonna buy one soon
review helped me. im actually buying this to put on the viewfinder of an old 8mm film camera, so I can have a video assist. took me a LOONG time to figure this one out. hope its gonna work. thanks again
3:39 it's IR filter and, yes it does what u mean also but mainly for cut the IR
Looks awesome, just an added key, double check resolutions for the pictires and video feed in realtime =] other then that, thinking about heading fairly deep into the world of micro-organisms =]
Thanks for this excellent demo!
My pleasure.
Many many many thanks for this video, it helps me so much, God bless you and hope you best wishes
Thanks John for an excellent guide. My need is to document my work by taking snapshots now and then. Are you able to stream in realtime to the computer via USB, in my case a MacBook? If so I may take screen dumps from the computer for later use.
No idea with Mac. My PC's see it as a web camera so by using any standard web cam recording software, I can record in real time; again, no idea on Mac.
@@Rchelicopterfun Thanks for the reply. Yes, if it acts like a web cam there is no problem . Perfect !!
Are you still using this camera? I had a question about it, does it magnify like the eyepiece that’s removed? My eyepiece is 10x mag and that gives me my final magnification amount, does the camera have any magnifying?
Yes, still have it & its working great. Yes, the camera has built in magnification but no idea what the actual power is; if there even is a way to correlate camera field of view to eyepiece FOV.
At first glance, it seems more than the 10X eyepieces (even with the 0.5X barlow which must be used). I too have 10X eyepieces but I always use wide field ones and I believe that is why the image seems more magnified with the camera.
Just as an example, when I view a specimen in the compound scope that takes up about 50% of the total field of view through the 10X WF eyepieces, the view on the monitor though the camera renders the specimen at almost 100% of the field of view and almost fills the entire monitor. That is without any digital zoom dialed in on the camera. However, if I view the same thing without a WF, just a regular10X eyepiece, then what I see through the eyepiece is pretty close to what is showing on the display, not exactly 1:1, but maybe 80% of what is showing on the display.
Nice video! Is it possible to remove the date and time from the video and photos if you dont need them?
I just remove it while video editing if I feel the need, otherwise it doesn't bother me. There is also firmware on Hayer's website you can download to disable the timestamp. If you do that however, it will never show.
@@Rchelicopterfun Thanks for the answer!
Great video🙏
I have a question. Can this blue camera be connected to the SWIFT SW380T microscope?
No idea? I specifically show the diameter of the adapter rings included with this camera so people can check the sizing against their own scope/s to see if they will fit.
@@Rchelicopterfun thanks so much for your help I'm new on the world of microscopes
Hi John, Im wondering would this be good for painting very small models? (28mm scale miniatures) ive not seen them be used for this so im hesitant to spend a lot of money on it. Any thoughts or advice would be appreciated.
I'm presuming you are referencing the stereo microscope? The camera alone won't work without some kind of microscope to use it with. The stereo microscope (not the compound biology microscope) I'm using in this video (an Amscope 7X - 45X zoom) would work for that size of miniature, likely best with the addition of a 0.5 Barlow lens. That Barlow will half the magnification but double the working distance so you have more room between the stage and lens body to paint. This is the setup many electronics/RC hobbyists have (myself included) to get the soldering iron or smd heat wand under the scope and that magnification range is just about perfect for most electronic component work including tiny SMD so I would think it would also be a good magnification range for 28mm size miniatures. For fine painting work, I would think you would need a stereo microscope so you have a depth of field while paining. Likely not even using the camera. Of course I don't know a thing about that hobby - you would know your requirement's better than me 🙂
@@Rchelicopterfun Thank you John yeah the depth of field would be important, AliExpress does have a trinocular stereo microscope with a 48mp camera for about £372 but it would be a very expensive experiment
Thank you.
Very helpful indeed.
Do you also have a blurry image on the left? I bought Hayear HY-2307 the tear image is blurry, very clear on the right, I turn the camera over, the blur moves to the right. The sensor through the microscope is working, very clean, even removed the upper protective glass, the matrix is still under the glass. Nowhere can I find a Panasonic MN34110PA for sale to try to replace. Do these matrices have such a disease?
Mine is slightly blurry around all edges, not just one side while the center is crystal. I however see the same thing when viewing through my eyepieces as well as the camera, so the outer edge blur I'm experiencing is in the scope, not the camera.
Do you know if this would also work for a telescope? I have both but many times it’s just too cloudy for astrophotography
Nope.
Will it work with a MacBook Pro laptop and its Mac OS Big Sur . many thanks.
Sorry, no idea. Windows sees it as just another external USB camera. I would think mac os would to, but since I'm not an apple user, that is only speculation on my part. Best to contact the manufacturer or vendor.
Relay lens, nor Barlow. Nice video.
hi sir, what's the update of this microscope? is it still working?
Working great still.
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Dude what s your micro sd i have an eakins 4k and it doesn't accept any of my micro sd i tried 3 different one
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How much resolution can it view and record on the pc via the USB port?
Records/displays camera resolution.
Are you able to zoom in further with the camera? If it can only use the 100x objective, that seems really low.
Most microscope cameras have no additional zoom. They have no optics, just the imaging chip. The microscope is the optical zoom device or your imaging software if you need even more.
Hey there, trying to buy a microscope for my 15 year old daughter who is interested in microbiology. Any suggestions?
Buy an OMAX brand "compound microscope", compound microscopes are used in bio labs. Stay away from Amscope - their quality has really dropped.
Can I use this on Olympus cx31 or optika B 500Ti-5?
No idea. You have the scope/s, you know the eye piece diameters.
What is the model of your manufacturing stereo microscope?
AmScope SM Series Zoom Dual Lit: amzn.to/2Xbduhv
How about the software included in the CD?
No idea as I never used it.
we can use this camera in histological sections (biology)?
No idea. I use it primarily on my stereo scope for electronics work.
Can this be used in a simple mount and broadcast onto a monitor? What I’m looking to do is mount it above a knife sharpener so I can see a zoomed in edge. Vision issues. I would like to mount it 10-12 inches above the blade edge and have it zoomed in to at least 150x? Will this work with proper attachments without scope? Thx for any help you can offer.
This is for scope use only.
Nice..
Tq ...
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Use it as a webcam 🥺
I m also biologist and youtuber too.so need the same
So NOT "cheap" 🙄