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Illuminating your subject enables you to see it more clearly. The EZ-Micro features two high-intensity LEDs. Depending on the situation, you can turn the LED illumination off, use a single lamp, or use both. Dismount the illumination unit to insert one AA battery, then enjoy long hours of viewing.

The EZ-Micro’s head can be freely rotated 360º, and basic observations can be conducted even when the microscope unit is rotated 180º from the storage position. Free-angle observation is also possible, allowing you to make observations and capture photos outdoors, using a tripod.

(adjusting the balance between right eye and left eye vision)
The EZ-Micro’s diopter adjustment system enables fine-tuning of the balance between right eye and left eye, to match each observer’s eyesight. First, position your subject. Next, looking through your left eye, obtain a sharp image of the subject by adjusting the focus knob, then fix the focus knob. Finally, looking through your right eye, rotate the diopter adjustment ring until you obtain a sharp image of the same subject.

(matching the distance between right and left eyepieces to your own interpupillary distance)
The EZ-Micro allows each observer to match the distance between right and left eyepieces to his or her own particular interpupillary distance. While looking at the subject with both eyes, adjust the viewfields until they fuse together into one circle.

Observe what you want to explore

Setting up the EZ-Micro is remarkably simple. Transferring the EZ-Micro to and from its special case is easy, too. With EZ-Micro, observers from children on up can find the subject they want to observe, quickly and easily.


Optional accessories

Laboratory dish holder B plate Stage clip set (set of two clips)
To use the laboratory dish holder, position it upside down on the plate. The holder can handle a petri dish up to 90mm in diameter. The B plate is ideal for observing light-colored subjects. The general film case fits the cup built into the underside of the plate, and is convenient for viewing moving subjects. The stage clip is used for securing a glass slide and specimen.


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