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0.5X Microscope Camera Adapter Lens C Mount Reduction Lens for Electronic Eyepiece CCD Camera 25mm
- suitable for CCD camera：C-mount adapter lens, mainly used to connect CCD camera or digital eyepiece to the microscope.
- clear images：Well?made, easy to install and use, can provide clear images for easy observation.
- material：This product is made of premium glass material, in use and long life.
chaz
Reviewed in the United States on July 15, 2024
Seems to be the most available size reduction lens for trinocular microscopes. It does work. It gives you a very different view on your camera than you see through your eye pieces. I had to figure this out on my own but from what I understand the trinocular microscopes are designed for a full frame sensor camera which is very expensive.The cameras that are affordable that are for microscopes have a 2.8 sensor. The proper reduction lens to have the exact same view I believe would be a 0.28 deduction lens.Unfortunately that doesn't appear to exist. I was able to find a 0.3 reduction lens on Amazon which gives a much closer representation to what you see through the eye pieces on your microscope.When using this lens with a microscope camera the picture on your screen will be of a much smaller portion of what you're trying to look at. For instance I use my microscope with watches. When I look through the lens I can see the entire dial or movement when it's zoomed out but the camera can only see a fraction of that with this lens. It's like if you zoomed in on a photo so you could only see a small portion much larger.As best as I can tell the lens is supposed to be matched to the camera sensor size.I purchased a camera that came with the lens and had the same problem, I did the research and it turned out that it was a 2.8 sensor matched with a 0.5 reduction lens so even the manufacturer of that inexpensive camera was supplying the wrong lens most likely due to the fact that nobody is manufacturing a 0.28 reduction lens.If I run across one I'll buy it in a second but until then the 0.3 reduction seems close enough giving me probably 90% of the field of view of what I see through the eye pieces.figuring out pairing a camera and lens with the microscope can be very frustrating. Hopefully this helps if someone is going through the same process.
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