I am losing my eye sight and would like to still work with my hands like to solder a wire or see a small part so can this camera zoom in and enlarge
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This camera does Zoom-in up to 6x's but it becomes a bit blurry so you may have to make some adjustments.
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I have been using Ipevo VZ-1 and my experience is the following: 1. yes , you can use the unit's camera to close up to the object you work on and achieve a sufficient enlargement. You can also use the projector's zooming facilities to achieve an even greater enlargement, but this may be done at the expense of clarity. 2. when having the camera of the unit at normal height from your object, you can still get a very good enlargement. However, you may encounter a wavy blurring/glaring situation which compromises the clarity of the projection. This problem may be partially alleviated by placing the object on a non-reflective surface and illuminate it from two sides rather than using vertical illumination ( i.e., the camera in-built diode light). The truth is that you may have to play around for optimum results.
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Consider that this will only give a 2-d perspective. So while helpful for reading, it might not be the best for manipulating small objects. Have you considered a magnifier visor?
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Probably. Your question does not contain any specifics. Scope? Camera? Top or bottom lighting? I use mine on a Nikon variable magnification dissection microscope for top lighting. I have taken excellent shots using AmScopes 3MP microscope eyepiece camera (model MU300). I have also had excellent results using an eyepiece adapter and my Pentax K-30 DSLR. My interests are in still shots, but there is no reason with the correct hardware (and possibly software) that video couldn't be taken. I think the most important issue is using the correct interface between your camera and scope. AmScopes eyepiece cameras include the appropriate interface for the two most common eyepiece diameters. If you are using a more generic camera, an after market interface will be necessary. If you are using an interface to a computer you will also need a software package for video with the drivers for your operating system. AmScopes eyepiece cameras come with a nice software package (Mine came with ToupView version 3.7 for Windows) I hope that helps.
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For zooming, I don't think so. This requires you to keep one hand on the handle and the other on the part that the handle goes into. (none of the photos show the 2 handed operation necessary for this device)
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No, the camera cannot be connected to this microscope unfortunately. The diameter of the eye port is too small.
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Yes it can zoom. it's more of a push and pull type of zoom instead of moving the lens side to side.
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yes! i use kmeye. it works great and to zoom all you have to do is pinch your screen in and out on live feed. hope this helps.
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Hi, it does have magnification, but through the included software (via download). It's a digital zoom. So you do lose some quality. To attach, you need to remove the existing eye piece. There is a very small screw holding it. Unscrew that and then pull out. For my microscope, I did not need any of the included adapters. Note installation may be different if you have a different model microscope. Hope this helps.
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It would not be easy for someone with low vision. The on/off button is on the side and tiny and I sometimes have trouble finding it.
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You could but the field of view at maximum zoom would be extremely small. Also the quality of the optics are probably not going to deliver the clarity you desire
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yes. Just use your thumb and index finger. It's done the same way you zoom in on a pic on your phone or tablet
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No you cannot. It is a single 12x magnification. The only zoom option you have is your phone's built-in camera zoom. It has manual focus that can be tricky to work with in conjunction with the camera's auto focus.
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I found another link that has the option for magnification but it looks very limited. http://www.amazon.com/FLEXLITE-Ergonomic-Protection-Resistant-53-16-140/dp/B00NQGDL06/ref=cts_ap_2_fbt
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Depends on system. Camera is stationary on my system and the base unit can zoom
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No, yo can´t. Suppose If the eyepeace will let you do this, you won´t be able to operate normally the controls of your DSLR that are at your right.
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No. Additionally, the magnifying lens is placed too low to be useable. Don't buy it.
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NO; according to Logitech, you can only zoom In & OUT. the focus is supposed to be automatic.
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Yes, the webcam control software which starts when the cam is on has the ability to zoom in.