[-], milli, micro, nano, pico, femto, atto, zepto, yocto. Each step is 1000x smaller. Nano --> nine --> ten to the power minus nine. The same trick works for femto --> -fifteen, atto --> -eighteen; zepto --> -seven*3; yocto --> -eight*3.
Yeah it's just 1000th of a micron, right.. Sorry my battery ran out. Also it seems my second Blink 500 b2 set was somehow not active or out of battery too during this video. I need to find small compact powerbanks to clip my Blink 500 b2 sets onto cause they run out of power too quickly not having enough juice for a full day of filming.
Chinese copys are eating their market, they don't really invest in deployment, if they only implement some of the already existing technologys from phones... Like autofocus, image stabilization, or even IR dot matrix for 3D mapping... Chinese would be kik out Their software its also terrible, doesn't work in most of the OS, and have a lot of bugs and issues. 5Mpx now days with phones capable of 100Mpx it's a joke... More when you really need image fidelity The fact that only one model can change the light frequency are another joke... That really don't increases the cost, and they can't even switch off the light (pretty fucking when you want to watch self luminiscent things, like an OLED display) A glass light diffuser would come nice for soldering labours... The plastic ones can be burned with the iron... A protector for the lens would be nice also for the fumes... 4K recording it's nowdays a standard... And work on the delay of the image would be a nice feature for people that work with that microscopes.... Also a 250$ stand it's fucking crazy... I get one from 40$ with even more features...
I agree with you on the 5mp. I would love to see a DinoLite USB3 model or even better a highend WiFi model that can handle 3840x2160 without compression at all (no 4:2:2 subsampling but true full color resolution RGB) and a better sensor. The current lineup for USB is good enough for almost everyone but I'm an image quality freak and would love to be able to use these for photomacrography. If they used an 8mp or 16mp sensor I could use the extra resolution and it would be great for even 1920x1080p stills since I could just shrink the image. Think modern digital mirrorless cameras a la Sony and Canon etc. A 24mp camera is really a 6mp camera. Bayer array sensors have an inherent limitation and new sensor manufacturers are trying to impart new technology that offers a better image quality. Hopefully in good time Dinolite can implement these new and better technologies.
@@yin_xing I have the model AM2111 since eons... In fact you a replying to a tree years old comment. Not only that, the video that you just watch is old enough, Dino Little alredy have USB3 and Wifi models, but their best model have just 8Mpx, and the company now seems to be owned by chinnese investors...
[-], milli, micro, nano, pico, femto, atto, zepto, yocto. Each step is 1000x smaller. Nano --> nine --> ten to the power minus nine. The same trick works for femto --> -fifteen, atto --> -eighteen; zepto --> -seven*3; yocto --> -eight*3.
How do they get so much. Multiple plates adjustment.
Amazing
Eso es una lupa, no un microscopio.
Thanks for the "nano" laugh.
Yeah it's just 1000th of a micron, right.. Sorry my battery ran out. Also it seems my second Blink 500 b2 set was somehow not active or out of battery too during this video. I need to find small compact powerbanks to clip my Blink 500 b2 sets onto cause they run out of power too quickly not having enough juice for a full day of filming.
@@charbaxhey, good vídeo nro😊
Chinese copys are eating their market, they don't really invest in deployment, if they only implement some of the already existing technologys from phones... Like autofocus, image stabilization, or even IR dot matrix for 3D mapping... Chinese would be kik out
Their software its also terrible, doesn't work in most of the OS, and have a lot of bugs and issues.
5Mpx now days with phones capable of 100Mpx it's a joke... More when you really need image fidelity
The fact that only one model can change the light frequency are another joke... That really don't increases the cost, and they can't even switch off the light (pretty fucking when you want to watch self luminiscent things, like an OLED display)
A glass light diffuser would come nice for soldering labours... The plastic ones can be burned with the iron... A protector for the lens would be nice also for the fumes... 4K recording it's nowdays a standard... And work on the delay of the image would be a nice feature for people that work with that microscopes....
Also a 250$ stand it's fucking crazy... I get one from 40$ with even more features...
I agree with you on the 5mp. I would love to see a DinoLite USB3 model or even better a highend WiFi model that can handle 3840x2160 without compression at all (no 4:2:2 subsampling but true full color resolution RGB) and a better sensor.
The current lineup for USB is good enough for almost everyone but I'm an image quality freak and would love to be able to use these for photomacrography. If they used an 8mp or 16mp sensor I could use the extra resolution and it would be great for even 1920x1080p stills since I could just shrink the image. Think modern digital mirrorless cameras a la Sony and Canon etc. A 24mp camera is really a 6mp camera. Bayer array sensors have an inherent limitation and new sensor manufacturers are trying to impart new technology that offers a better image quality. Hopefully in good time Dinolite can implement these new and better technologies.
Man, u don't owe a dinolite microscope. They are the finest in the market
@@yin_xing I have the model AM2111 since eons...
In fact you a replying to a tree years old comment.
Not only that, the video that you just watch is old enough, Dino Little alredy have USB3 and Wifi models, but their best model have just 8Mpx, and the company now seems to be owned by chinnese investors...