Conduct your studies using the Barska AY13072 Monocular Compound Microscope. This handy optic features three objectives (4x, 10x, and 40x) and a widefield 10x eyepiece to deliver up to 400x of magnifying power. For comfort and convenience, its monocular head is inclined 45° and rotates 360° to allow sharing the microscope with your friends, classmates, or colleagues. To ensure that you obtain bright images, the base of the scope houses a 5W halogen illuminator with adjustable brightness. You can secure your samples on a square 4.7 x 4.7" stage using two spring-loaded clips, adjust working distance, and use fine and coarse focusing to obtain sharp images. For precision and durability, the frame is made of cast aluminum with some copper parts and offers a solid back that can be used as a handle.

45° Inclined / Head Rotates 360°    4x, 10x, 40x Objectives    10x, 16mm Widefield Eyepiece    40x, 100x, 400x Magnification    Fine & Coarse Focusing    Bottom 5W Halogen Illuminator    4.7 x 4.7" Aluminum Stage with Two Clips    Adjustable Working Distance    Rotating Nosepiece    Cast Aluminum Frame/White Finish

• 45° inclined monocular viewing

• 4x, 10x, and 40x objectives

• 10x, 16mm widefield eyepiece

• Total magnification: 40x, 100x, and 400x

• Built-in wheel with five aperture settings can be used to control brightness and contrast

  • Head rotates 360°

  • Fine and coarse focusing

  • Adjustable work distance

  • Rotating nosepiece

    • 4.7 x 4.7" aluminum stage

    • Two spring-loaded metal clips

      • Cast aluminum frame

      • Durable construction

      • Wide, stable base

      • Back can be used as a handle

        Related Questions and Answers

        Q: 1. Is there a way to add a camera that is at least 8 MP?

        A: Unfortunately we do not have any Camera Attachment in our stock that has at least 8MP.

        Q: 2. Comes in a nice box so I could safely repackage if I moved?

        A: The box that the CELESTRON LABS CB2000C Compound Binocular Microscope with 5.5 x 5.5" Mechanical Stage comes in could be used for storage and transport too.

        Q: 3. Is it possible to buy affordable replacement light bulbs for the illumination system?

        A: We don't sell them. You would have to contact the manufacturer.

        Q: 4. Is it possible to hook a digital camera up to this to capture an image?

        A: B&H has no adapters to mount a digital camera to the Celestron CM400C Compound Cordless Monocular Microscope BH #CECM400C • MFR #44134 However, I would recommend the Celestron 5.0MP Digital Microscope Imager (Black) BH #CEDMIHD5MP • MFR #44422 to attach to a laptop

        Q: 5. Does this microscope package contain a dust cover?

        A: yes it comes with a dust cover.

        Q: 6. Can I connect my CM2000CF to my computer for viewing and recording?

        A: To view images from this microscope on a computer you will need Celestron 5.0MP Digital Microscope Imager B&H# CEDMIHD5MP

        Q: 7. Basic idea of how to add decent camera? Other bh parts I could buy to add camera?

        A: The CELESTRON LABS CB2000C Compound Binocular Microscope with 5.5 x 5.5" Mechanical Stage can be used with the Celestron 5.0MP Digital Microscope Imager: https://bhpho.to/3sAHsxO

        Q: 8. The stage size is the only difference between the cb2000c and cf?

        A: The CELESTRON LABS CB2000CF has a 4.3 x 4.7 Mechanical Stage/Slide Holder. The CELESTRON LABS CB2000C has 5.5 x 5.5 Mechanical Stage/Slide Holder.

        Q: 9. Check your information: The stereomicroscope should not be confused with a binocular compound microscope, which has double eyepieces. The image in such a binocular compound microscope is no different from that obtained with a single monocular eyepiece. So, does a binocular microscope render images in 3D as you claim?

        A: The term stereo and binocular microscope have been used interchangeably by different manufactures. Stereo microscope are usually low powered ones as in field or dissecting microscope. where you are looking at a dimensional (3D) object. Binocular microscope are high powered compound microscope where you are looking at a biological on a glass slide with a cover slide over it (non-dimensional.) 3D effect very minimal.

        Q: 10. Is it an optical microscope?

        A: Yes this is a Optical Microscope.