Telescopes & Binoculars

Item No. 468-21032
Manuf. No. Kowa BD32-10GR

Kowa 10×32 BD-32 binoculars are made for those who appreciate great optical performance is a mid-sized binocular. The BD-32 10×32 binoculars feature phase-coated prisms and fully multi-coated lens and prism surfaces, including the proprietary ?C3? coating to enhance reflectivity of the prism surfaces, for sharper, brighter images. The 10×32 model of Kowa?s BD-32 binocular has 15 mm of eye relief and a minimum close focus of just 5 feet. With a 341-foot field of view, the 10×32 BD-32 binoculars don?t miss much. The compact 10×32 BD-32 binoculars weigh under 20 oz. and measure just 5.0 inches long by 4.8 inches wide. Completely waterproof and nitrogen-purged to be internally fog-proof, the 10×32 BD-32 binoculars are made with Kowa environmentally-friendly Eco-Glass.

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KOWA Waterproof Binoculars BD-32 10×32 WP C3-grn BD32-10GR

Question:

Hello;

I would like to know more about Celestron LCD Digital Microscope (LDM),
Item No. 302-44340
Manuf. No. Celestron 44340

Can I take Jewelry photos? and do you have accessories to hold the Jewelry to take the photo?

thank you for reply.

Moshe.

Answer:

This is a high-power biological microscope, and designed to hold and view slides. 3-dimensional objects, like jewelry, are best viewed with “inspection/dissection” microscopes, which have lower powers.

We do carry some camera-style inspection microscopes, but they are all  over $500 . The standard  inspection microscope can easily have a camera attached, though, so a sub-$300 inspection scope  could work quite well for your purposes.

As for attaching a camera, the Lumicon Digi-Cam adapter would allow any digital camera to be attached.

Don

Celestron LCD Digital Microscope (LDM)

Item No. 702-93970
Manuf. No. Celestron 93970

The SkyScout is a revolutionary, one of a kind, patented handheld device that instantly identifies and/or locates any celestial object visible to the naked eye, providing educational and entertaining information, both in text and audio. A fun learning tool for all ages, the SkyScout Personal Planetarium puts the knowledge of an expert astronomer in the palm of you hand.

How does it work: SkyScout combines GPS technology, which gives the time, date and location of the user, software that calculates the position of the objects for that moment and 3 axis sensors measuring gravitational and magnetic fields to determine the true orientation of the SkyScout to the earth.

Identify: Simply point the SkyScout at any star in the sky and click the “target” button. The SkyScout will instantly tell you what object you are looking at.

Locate: To locate a star or planet, select the object’s name from the menu and follow the directional arrows through the viewfinder. SkyScout tell you when you are on target. It’s that easy!

Learn: Once you have targeted an object the real fun begins. The SkyScout includes entertaining and educational audio and text information, including facts, trivia, history and mythology about our most popular celestial objects. A fun learning tool for all ages.

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Celestron Sky Scout Personal Planetarium