Description
Description
Stereo Microscope-HSM-A SERIES
stereo microscope-HSM-A SERIES with an erect image refers to a type of stereo microscope that provides an image that appears in its correct orientation, similar to how we see objects with our naked eyes. In some microscopes, the image may appear inverted or reversed due to the optical path design. Most modern stereo microscopes are designed with an erect image configuration, meaning that the observed image is presented in the correct orientation. However, it’s always a good idea to check the specifications or product descriptions to ensure that the microscope you are interested in provides an erect image.
The term “erect image” implies that the microscope optics are configured in such a way that the observed image is not flipped or rotated. This can be particularly useful when working with specimens that require precise manipulation or when working in a collaborative environment where multiple people are viewing the same specimen simultaneously. Additionally, it’s worth mentioning that the concept of an erect image typically applies to the observation through the eyepieces of the microscope. However, the image captured by a camera attachment or any digital imaging system may still require post-processing or software adjustment to appear in its correct orientation on a computer screen or in print.
FEATURES
- Sharp Stereo erect image over a wide field of view.
- 45°inclined head with locked‐in eyepiece.
- The left ocular‐tube with dioptre adjustment ±5dp
- The interpupillary distance is between 55‐75mm.
- Three kinds of 180°rotatable objective forselection:
- o 1×/2×
- o 1×/3×
- o 2×/4×
- Power supply 110V/60HZ or 220V/50HZ.
- A wide range of accessories for selection.
- CE approval
