Hi, first of all thanks for the video. Can you tell me if the zoom is enough to see the detail of the pins in the cpu socket of a motherboard and adjust them with a tool? Taking a millimeter as reference, how big do you see something like the pin when magnified?
The following link is to a photo I just took of the pins on a broken AMD Duron. This processor is over two decades old, but it should give you an idea of the image you can get. ibb.co/7QGtLG4
How do you use the zoom button I've tried and it seems nothing works I'm using it to repair electronics and solder but to see it has to be so close ghat I can't do the work needed
I've messed around with the contrast and Saturary settings and can't get it back to how it was when it was bought, can you help me get it back to how it was when bought please?
None of your imaging shown in this video was anywhere near 1000x. It seemed to be around 10-20x. You might need to install / use the software on the CD that comes with the device to get the higher zooms ...
I have this microscope and watched your video. Could you comment on use of the zoom buttons? I don't see any effect when I push one of them. Also, can you demonstrate the measurement software that is included with the product?
The button on mine is labeled "snap" and paired with the right software, it will take a screen capture when pushed. Zoom is just proximity. The closer you are to an item, the higher the zoom. I will not be revisiting this microscope in a future video, as I gave it away. However, there are many other reviews of this item. Hopefully someone has demonstrated the measurement tool.
There is a calibration ruler that comes with the microscope. I would suggest using the 0.1mm grid, measure the size on output on your monitor or printout, then divide. For example, if your screen or printout shows the .1mm lines 1cm apart, then you are at 100x. I have never gotten close to the 1000x claim on my 32" monitor, even with the lense guard removed.
The software included with this device is not required. The Microscope was auto-detected by Windows 10 as soon as I plugged it in. It essentially functions as a webcam and works with camera software such as Windows Camera App or OBS. You could potentially make it your video source on a "zoom" call if you wanted.
As AV shown in his review you don't need an app as you can use the built in camera app from Windows 10 but if you want an app anyway you can download it for free at jiusion.com/pages/driver-microscope but, be warned that you will get what you pay for ;)
this thing does not connect to anything, ive tried 7 different apps and none worked on ipad 7 and note 9, it will show up on wifi network but never connects
I have only used this device with it directly connected to a PC. This item comes with a lifetime warranty. If it is supposed to work with your devices, I would suggest Emailing Jiusion support. The Email is included on the packaging and booklet.
Hi, first of all thanks for the video. Can you tell me if the zoom is enough to see the detail of the pins in the cpu socket of a motherboard and adjust them with a tool? Taking a millimeter as reference, how big do you see something like the pin when magnified?
The following link is to a photo I just took of the pins on a broken AMD Duron. This processor is over two decades old, but it should give you an idea of the image you can get.
ibb.co/7QGtLG4
@@ThriftyAV Thanks a lot, this is exactly the kind of reference that I was looking for. Very helpful, I'm gonna buy it.
@@ThriftyAV can you see red blood cells with this
@@nennalewis9286 this is not powerful enough for that purpose.
Cual es la aplicación para poder usarlo
Can you please tell, what is the maximum working length, between microacope and object to focus
The actual color of the 100 in the back of the bill was trippy. Very cool.
I've just got 1 of these and I'm amazed on how good the quality is best £16 I've ever spent
How do you use the zoom button I've tried and it seems nothing works I'm using it to repair electronics and solder but to see it has to be so close ghat I can't do the work needed
Please how do I hook up the soft directly yo to my iPhone?
I downloaded the max-see app but it asks to make sure device is on the same WiFi?
I've messed around with the contrast and Saturary settings and can't get it back to how it was when it was bought, can you help me get it back to how it was when bought please?
Can you take measurements with the software? For example, I want to figure out angles for my stylus rake, etc.
How many grooves are on a record?
Very good video. I truly hope nobody from Treasury gets the wrong impression ( just kidding of course).
Thank you! Putting currency under the microscope was an afterthought, but it's what I had the most fun with!
None of your imaging shown in this video was anywhere near 1000x. It seemed to be around 10-20x. You might need to install / use the software on the CD that comes with the device to get the higher zooms ...
Oh, come on MoosesValley, everyone can see there is not enough room in that box for a floppy disk. 😜
I have this microscope and watched your video. Could you comment on use of the zoom buttons? I don't see any effect when I push one of them. Also, can you demonstrate the measurement software that is included with the product?
The button on mine is labeled "snap" and paired with the right software, it will take a screen capture when pushed. Zoom is just proximity. The closer you are to an item, the higher the zoom. I will not be revisiting this microscope in a future video, as I gave it away. However, there are many other reviews of this item. Hopefully someone has demonstrated the measurement tool.
@ThriftyAV it has a zoom button opposite the snap button
How do i hook it up to my phone android
wow, I never knew these exist, cool gadget for $27
Yeah, it's pretty cool... I would like it better if the image resolution was more than 640x480... Those cost over $100.
@@ThriftyAV We bought one of these back in the late 90's for S&Gs en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intel_Play
Hou do i make it work on my phone
can you perhaps tell me how to know what magnification you are using??
There is a calibration ruler that comes with the microscope. I would suggest using the 0.1mm grid, measure the size on output on your monitor or printout, then divide. For example, if your screen or printout shows the .1mm lines 1cm apart, then you are at 100x. I have never gotten close to the 1000x claim on my 32" monitor, even with the lense guard removed.
I wanna know if ya gotta download the cd to be able to use???
The software included with this device is not required. The Microscope was auto-detected by Windows 10 as soon as I plugged it in. It essentially functions as a webcam and works with camera software such as Windows Camera App or OBS. You could potentially make it your video source on a "zoom" call if you wanted.
My use to work but it stop working.
Can you see dust mites wit this camera?
It has enough magnification. The hard part would be collecting them!
@@ThriftyAV you've obviously never seen my floor
Have you tried the bugha headset from five below for 10$ I wonder if it’s better then the other five below headset you tried
No, I have not. I will look for it on my next trip to that store.
I need a link to download the app that works with this magnifier. Could you please help me?
As AV shown in his review you don't need an app as you can use the built in camera app from Windows 10 but if you want an app anyway you can download it for free at jiusion.com/pages/driver-microscope but, be warned that you will get what you pay for ;)
I need a limk to download to my phone
How do you charge it??
It draws powers from the USB port.
Je n'arrive pas a me servir j'ai que mon téléphone portable
There’s me thinking my zoom isn’t working
Lol. Same. I thought mine is broken
Can I use it for coins?
Yes, but it is hard to position it straight down with the provided stand.
this thing does not connect to anything, ive tried 7 different apps and
none worked on ipad 7 and note 9, it will show up on wifi network but never connects
I have only used this device with it directly connected to a PC. This item comes with a lifetime warranty. If it is supposed to work with your devices, I would suggest Emailing Jiusion support. The Email is included on the packaging and booklet.
This device doesn't have the wifi function, theres a more expensive version that is wireless and has a wifi function