How to carry the microscope When carrying the microscope, hold its arm securely with both hands. When carrying the microscope, do not hold the focus knobs, eyepiece tube, stage, or other components as it may result in those parts coming … Continue reading →

Compression reduces the dynamic range of a sound. It turns down the loudest parts of the sound while bringing the quietest parts up. This makes the volume more consistent but decreases the dynamic range. How do you reduce dynamic range? … Continue reading →

How can we make a permanent slide? With a glass rod put a small drop of anada balsam in the centre of slide. Transfer the material from Xylene to this drop with a brush. Take a cover slip and put … Continue reading →

On/off switch: This switch on the base of the microscope turns the illuminator off and on. Illumination: The light source for a microscope. Older microscopes used mirrors to reflect light from an external source up through the bottom of the … Continue reading →

There is no built-in iOS feature that allows you to compress a video. However, iPhone users can adjust the size of video recordings in their camera settings before recording. Using a third-party app like Video Compress will allow you to … Continue reading →

The 2018 film Isle of Dogs was the second stop-motion animated feature from director Wes Anderson and his right-hand man, master puppet maker Andy Gent. The two forged a dynamic bond while working on Anderson’s first stop motion foray, The … Continue reading →

If you turn off the display or lock down your phone, the recording will be stopped. This is a common thing for all mobile users. However, iPhone has an option that will let you record video while screen is locked … Continue reading →

Turn off Auto Macro to stop your camera from jumping all around when trying to take a photo. Once your iPhone is updated, turn off Auto Macro mode by going to Settings > Camera and scrolling to the very bottom … Continue reading →

General recommendation is every second to third year. If you are a high usage consumer perhaps every one to two years. Shutter release time. Do cameras need servicing? If your lens starts to develop a significant change in feel or … Continue reading →

Revolving Nosepiece or Turret: This is the part that holds two or more objective lenses and can be rotated to easily change power. Why do you have to watch from the side when changing objectives in microscope? The slide is … Continue reading →

When you are not sure about your camera setting, and use an incorrect camera setting, then also too sharp images may result from it. Use of image editing softwares may also result in too sharp photos. Some lenses which are … Continue reading →

A magnifying instrument that uses only one lens to magnify objects is called a Simple microscope.Difference Between Simple And Compound Microscope. Characteristics Simple Microscope Compound Microscope Number of lenses One to magnify objects 3-5 to magnify objects Condenser lens Absent … Continue reading →

Always, check for an unexpected peak in data usage. Device malfunctioning – If your device has started to malfunction all of a sudden, then chances are that your phone is being monitored. Flashing of a blue or red screen, automated … Continue reading →

Standard mounts Mount Flange focal distance Type Pentaflex (16 mm cameras) 44.00 mm cine Canon EF-mount 44.00 mm SLR Canon EF-S-mount 44.00 mm SLR Praktica B-mount 44.40 mm SLR What is mount flange distance? The flange distance refers to the … Continue reading →

An ​M12 lens​ is a small lens that usually attaches to a board camera. They lack any adjustment of the iris and are focused by screwing them closer or further into their mount to vary the distance from the sensor. … Continue reading →