[Jewelry making - Article 00195] - Re: [Orchid] Using a microscope and monitor

[mjoat]

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    You have hit the problem square. The depth of field, or three-D
    effect I have a Harbor Fright underwater TV camera kit. 

    It works very well on land. Have never used it underwater. But I
    have used it in sewer lines, walls under furniture looking for small
    stuff and working on a car in locations that you can't see what it
    looks like. I would not have guessed how unbelievably hard it is to
    put a socket and extension on a nut watching it on a monitor. They
    have them for sale with close up camera's for the sight impaired,
    for reading books, maps, and newspapers. For looking at something at
    a great magnification with little or no interaction with the subject
    the monitors work fine. for direct interaction with something go for
    the Bi-ocular scope. 

    been there, done that was a 3-d guy in a 2-d world ! 

glen
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