Your command of the English language, grammar and phraseology is excellent and for technically minded viewers is much appreciated Ollie. And of course, your enthusiasm for your subject and desire to share shines through above all.
Great help as always. I'm waiting for my phone adapter to arrive, but I can already see the huge advantage of my cellphone recording actually what I see through the eyepiece. I actually want to use my trinocular port for the camera, and replace the standard USB 2.0 camera I have there at the moment, and signs of how to do this are promising indeed. I have installed one of the many phone to PC/ Tablet apps that mirror your phone onto the screen, and if it helps anyone who is looking, it's looking very good at the moment with the ""Samsung Flow"app. I'm hoping to be able to keep both my eyes on the eyepieces, and just click on the mirrored image of the phone on the screen to do rather better videos than my the USB camera.
On the Camera app for the phone you are using go to "Pro" and then tap the "AF" labeled icon. Touch the scale or the white label that says "Auto". It will change to "Manual". I don't think "Pro" can use any secondary lenses, though.
Samsung released a software update in July for the Samsung S21 Ultra that let's you choose any of its 3 lenses while using the Pro (manual) mode. So finally it's possible to use the x10 periscope len with manual focus and exposure, and it's great with the 3rd ocular on my microscope.
Here is my observation on various digital capture device on field of view (FOV) and image quality compare to analog eye piece 1. 1280 x 720 USB optical sensor : FOV 25% , quality : acceptable 2. Mobile phone camera : FOV 50% , quality : mediocre and flat with digital zoom. 3. Compact camera/DSLR on tripod move very close to eye piece : FOV 80% , quality : very good IMHO, anyone already own a tripod and compact camera that can feed to the computer or HDMI, you should try that setup first than getting a mobile phone adapter. Bear in mind that some compact camera/DSLR come with bluetooth/WIFI connection that allow remote viewing and trigger.
@@nocash669 for DSLR, just get the T2 adapter with a hollow barrel that let you slide in the microscope eyepiece. You need measure the eyepiece size to make sure you get the correct size adapter
I had thought about buying one like that since im always looking to reduce equipment and its size for field work mobility and light weight is a key thing for me.
Not sure about clamping, pressure points would worry me - obviously over a long period of time. Great video - as always ❤️💖💕. It wouldn't surprise me, given the quality of the review, if someone is China decides to make a new adapter based on this review 😉
Thanks for the excellent video! Do you recommend using a mobile phone microscope adapter for images that will be measured? The calibration seems to be hard. Thanks :)
Oliver, if you use the phone adapter on the trinocular head you can use your short 25X eyepiece, because the cranking wheel will clamp on the phototube of your trinocular head. You only did the demonstration on the binocular part of your scope much more limitied and in the say of bumping it. The trinocular head is more stable for these phone adapter. One thing that is annoying for this adapter is if your phone has three cameras, three lenses each time you use the phone adapter it will only cover one and if you jog the other two into play, you must readjust the phone adapter to gain the image again, I need to find an app that will deativate the cameras and only allow one to be used. Your camera apparently only has one lens to use and therefore you didn't have this problem, very annoying and you would have talked about that and let the viewers know this is an inherent problem, where the phone automatically trys to compensate using the other lens and the image is lost. Hope that makes sense so your users can be aware.
Do you know if there is any way possible to mount a phone on the photo tube? I don't want to lose an eyepiece, I want to view through the eyepiece and record passively as I am observing. Microscope cameras are so expensive and from what I have gathered, a phone camera usually makes better video anyway.
I’ve got the first adapter you featured and I do not get a full screen view on my phone. All I get is a small circle ⭕️ sized view so not sure what I’m doing wrong
can anyone suggest to me some good applications or the easiest way to capture a whole thin section image using mobile under the microscope ... kindly help me complete the process, this whole section image is essential for my study purpose...
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Your command of the English language, grammar and phraseology is excellent and for technically minded viewers is much appreciated Ollie. And of course, your enthusiasm for your subject and desire to share shines through above all.
O My God Oliver, Your all 3 channels is Superb. Keep it up and work with same determination.
Thank you!
I agree
Just HOLD your finger on the screen and it will autolock the focus.
Great help as always. I'm waiting for my phone adapter to arrive, but I can already see the huge advantage of my cellphone recording actually what I see through the eyepiece. I actually want to use my trinocular port for the camera, and replace the standard USB 2.0 camera I have there at the moment, and signs of how to do this are promising indeed. I have installed one of the many phone to PC/ Tablet apps that mirror your phone onto the screen, and if it helps anyone who is looking, it's looking very good at the moment with the ""Samsung Flow"app. I'm hoping to be able to keep both my eyes on the eyepieces, and just click on the mirrored image of the phone on the screen to do rather better videos than my the USB camera.
On the Camera app for the phone you are using go to "Pro" and then tap the "AF" labeled icon. Touch the scale or the white label that says "Auto". It will change to "Manual". I don't think "Pro" can use any secondary lenses, though.
Samsung released a software update in July for the Samsung S21 Ultra that let's you choose any of its 3 lenses while using the Pro (manual) mode. So finally it's possible to use the x10 periscope len with manual focus and exposure, and it's great with the 3rd ocular on my microscope.
@@BG-il2ym Great news for my Note8. But thanks for the info. I'll make sure my app is updated and see if it applies to my phone too.
Here is my observation on various digital capture device on field of view (FOV) and image quality compare to analog eye piece
1. 1280 x 720 USB optical sensor : FOV 25% , quality : acceptable
2. Mobile phone camera : FOV 50% , quality : mediocre and flat with digital zoom.
3. Compact camera/DSLR on tripod move very close to eye piece : FOV 80% , quality : very good
IMHO, anyone already own a tripod and compact camera that can feed to the computer or HDMI, you should try that setup first than getting a mobile phone adapter. Bear in mind that some compact camera/DSLR come with bluetooth/WIFI connection that allow remote viewing and trigger.
what lens do you use for something like this with a DSLR?
@@nocash669 for DSLR, just get the T2 adapter with a hollow barrel that let you slide in the microscope eyepiece. You need measure the eyepiece size to make sure you get the correct size adapter
Are there adapters for point and shoot cameras?
Thanks for a detailed review with a lot of useful insight.
I had thought about buying one like that since im always looking to reduce equipment and its size for field work mobility and light weight is a key thing for me.
This is great! Thank you so much for taking the time to do this. It helps a lot.
Extremely informative
For the autofocus on my phone you just have to press the screen and hold it to lock the focus.
Is there an mobile adapter that works on the trinocular tube?
Hello, does anyone know if I can use these phone adapters on the trinocular head?
Not sure about clamping, pressure points would worry me - obviously over a long period of time. Great video - as always ❤️💖💕. It wouldn't surprise me, given the quality of the review, if someone is China decides to make a new adapter based on this review 😉
Just put some weather stripping or something soft and easy to lay circular, easy enough
645 pro app allows total manual operation of iPhone. Just leave your phone in the holder and use the speaker.
Thanks for the excellent video! Do you recommend using a mobile phone microscope adapter for images that will be measured? The calibration seems to be hard. Thanks :)
Hi what size wide angle lens did you use for this video?
Oliver, if you use the phone adapter on the trinocular head you can use your short 25X eyepiece, because the cranking wheel will clamp on the phototube of your trinocular head. You only did the demonstration on the binocular part of your scope much more limitied and in the say of bumping it. The trinocular head is more stable for these phone adapter. One thing that is annoying for this adapter is if your phone has three cameras, three lenses each time you use the phone adapter it will only cover one and if you jog the other two into play, you must readjust the phone adapter to gain the image again, I need to find an app that will deativate the cameras and only allow one to be used. Your camera apparently only has one lens to use and therefore you didn't have this problem, very annoying and you would have talked about that and let the viewers know this is an inherent problem, where the phone automatically trys to compensate using the other lens and the image is lost. Hope that makes sense so your users can be aware.
So that is why my Iphone 11 keep blanking that drives me nutz. Keeps going black as soon as I get a nice zoom and clear image.
Do you know if there is any way possible to mount a phone on the photo tube? I don't want to lose an eyepiece, I want to view through the eyepiece and record passively as I am observing. Microscope cameras are so expensive and from what I have gathered, a phone camera usually makes better video anyway.
mScopePal is an app that enables manual focus
I’d just use filmic pro- you can adjust aperture and exposure too
I’ve got the first adapter you featured and I do not get a full screen view on my phone. All I get is a small circle ⭕️ sized view so not sure what I’m doing wrong
Can you use it with stereo zoom microscope as well???
i didn't know in wich video comment to ask you , any app to measure real time using cellphone camera 5 month later?
thanks
can anyone suggest to me some good applications or the easiest way to capture a whole thin section image using mobile under the microscope ... kindly help me complete the process, this whole section image is essential for my study purpose...
Just take some V Snips to the section of the bottom that covers the USB port.
On Android phones you just tap the screen to force the camera to focus on that spot. Surely iPhones are similar.
I think its time for another 100x immersion oil objective video
Working on it!
MRP kitna hai
When reading the video title, I thought that these devices turned your phone into a microscope. :(
Available in Pakistan plz send address