Take off the rubber feet. You'll get much less shake.

Take it for ants determine

really love this LED Light personally! When purchasing, I was just looking for an LED light for me to take better pictures in dim lighting conditions. But after receiving it, I immediately fell in love with it! IT IS SO CUTE! The package is like a tofu and I really like the design: big text on the back, and the orange-yellow knobs on the side. The knobs have clear feedback at each location and I can really see all the different light that I easily control! I was also surprised by the 21 interesting lighting effects. They are so vivid! I kept playing with it for an hour and the joy it brought to me was way more than just an LED light. It made my day!

THIS IS A MUST FOR TRAVELLING. YOU DONT HAVE TO ASKED FOR STRANEGR TO TAKE PICTURES OF YOU AND SMALL ENOUGH TO FIT ANY REGULAR PURSE.

Mechanically (M42 threaded ring had to be turned approx. 15° to the right) and optically (mounting distance is correct) in order. Lenses (1.8/50mm and 2.8/135mm Pentacon electric multi coated) take sharp pictures with the Nikon Z6. However, these approx. 48-year-old glasses, although mechanically and optically completely OK, cannot be compared with today's glasses in terms of the sharpness. However, pictures look very pleasant without a direct comparison.

I have an old Fischer-Price magnifier from when I was a kid that somehow keeps ending up in my lab and being surprisingly useful. But, since the optics are plastic, it's always been a bit hazy despite being upgraded with an LED ring light, etc.

So when this popped up on my feed, I figured I'd try it out. It's surprisingly nice for what it is. Where my old pocket scope only has a focus; this one has both a zoom and focus. My other scope has a far wider field of view, so being able to get in and close with this is nice.

It includes some test slides, which seem to be represented fairly well in the marketing pictures (see the "Ant Amplification" for example as well as the other reviewers' pictures). I was using it to look at circuit boards and other than the housing getting in the way at times, it worked nicely. I'll probably drag it out on walks with me to look at things since it's a lot more clear than my old pocket scope.

I do wish it had more than just one light on it. But I bet I can find a tiny ring light and modify it. :D

Take it for ant identification

When you open the incoming package, you will find that the packaging is very high quality. The brand is very careful in presenting their products and the materials are of high quality. The filter holder and adapter ring are metal and the filter holder has a spongy area whose function is to seal with the filter without letting light through. Once the filter holder is attached, it is easy to move. crtsal 100x100 quality is very good, with highly polished edges. The filter holder has two slots for square filters, but the advantage is that the ring screwed on the lens can be screwed with another round filter, for example a polarizing filter. I think the picture is very good. As with the brand's round filter, the sharpness is not lost, the color cast did not catch my eye, anything that can be edited during development is appreciated. The ND1000 filter included in the kit enables long exposures in strong light. The sample photos are photos taken on a cloudy afternoon with and without a filter. Those with filters were made with an exposure time of 20 seconds.