Thank you for a great tutorial. I was thinking of getting a simple one to explore the micro-life around our home with my 5-year old daughters. i will watch this video with them as an intro.
I just got a Swift 3200 from the flee market! I'm excited about seeing our symbiotic micro world with my own eyes now! I'm 52 years old now but back in the 8th grade I was first introduced to the micro world and desired to see and learn more. I purchased Moody Science Institute DVD's years ago which really fueled my desire to learn more. That desire went unfulfilled till now! Better late than never right. Anyway,where would you recommend I purchase slides, slip covers, bulbs, cleaning supplies and a protectant cover for this Swift 3200 microscope? Thank you for your time responding.
Thanks for a great lesson! You made it SO simple to understand for the beginner! You are truly a gifted instructor! I’m SO glad that I found your video before trying my new microscope! Keep up your fantastic teaching!!
Very good vedio it was simple and clear and even fun I'm having a microscope on my birthday in 4 days so I really needed a extra clarification of getting ready to use the microscope! Thanks you very much!
thanks sir! i am not in college like most others but im in year 7 in secoundary school and am using my amscope at home. This video hleped aload! Thnks again!
So if i want a microscope that can be used at home without having to sell my house. which one would you recommend ? :) i must admit that my profile picture doesnt reflect my questions today hehe.. do that material you are looking at have to be so thin that they are almost transparent when ure using that microscope with a light source underneath ? i imagine that the light gotta be able to light through the material ? aint there a microscope thats more simple to use and doesnt require such a efford to make things paper thin ?? one that also would be able to use to look a metal surfaces and such ?
Hi!! thanks for the video! I know nothing about microscopes,but i want to buy one! Where do i buy a simple microscope like the one you have? How do i pick the right one? The main reson i need microscope is i want to look at a demodex mites.Wich microscope i should get to see them? Please help!
You make it light and easy, the thing most consider the serious work of scientists - the famous compound microscope. Actually I'm at school level and am going to use it tomorrow, so I have no experience of working with it.
Everything you need to know about a Microscope as a beginner and in plain English. Great many thanks. I can now buy this for my boys 11th Birthday gift and help him out in his science journey
haha im in college and needed help too. I knew how to use a microscope in 5th grade and used them in middle school, but I went to a high school in the city with....lets just say low standards lol. So we just didn't get much time using them. I may speak for myself, but i am not learning how to use a microscope for the first time (as a college student), but am just in need of some refreshing haha
What's wrong with mine? No matter what I do it stayed exactly the same, I took it apart and wiped off about everything with paper towels and now it's worse, it was just a few spots and now all I can see is spots. Not sure what brand it is either because my uncle got it for me a couple of years ago
I just bought a microscope that has a tungsten bulb. It is too late to cancel and now I am reading the bulb can get too hot and kill cell life that i am going to be trying to look at. I could not afford the led version. Do you think this is going to be a real problem for me?
No, just use a Wratten "80A" Blue Filter in front of your Tungsten Bulb light. The 80A Photographic Camera Blue Filter is placed in front of your Tungsten Bulb to give you an "LED or Neon light White light Illumination for your MicroScope"!!Don't forget to always start with your Low Objective 4x Objective and 10WF Eyepiece Ocular for 40x Magnification. Then gently move your rotary Objective Nose to your 10x Objective Lens without touching the Slide by slightly using your "Course Focusing to Focus your speciman at 100x Magnification then use your "Fine Focusing" for Fine Adjusting your Focusing your Slide Speciman. When moving to your High Power 40x Objective Lens, always slightly use a "Wooden Toothpick as your 40x Objective Distance Stopper from the Slide Speciman then use only your "Fine Focusing with your 40x Objective Rectractible Lens High Power with your WF 10x Eyepiece which gives you a total of 400x Magnification and adjust only your "Fine Focusing" for your Slide Specimans. 100x Oil Immersion Lens usage will be dealt with at a later time, or future notice of knowledge!!!!
You would be able to see bacteria, but not in any detail. By shape you can distinguish cocci and bacilli, cocci are spherical cells, bacilli are rod-shaped. There are also the corkscrew shaped Spirochaetes. You can use Gram staining technique to distinguish Gram positive and negative.
How do you think one attains a precise focus??? Have you enticed your teacher to explain this forsight?, or is he/she too headstrong for the class, or at least one pupil to come right out and ask the simplest of questions. Which in this case seems just ridiculous as I have yet to hear of something in all my years of utilizing these expensive machines, too not use the smaller, much more precise / most important aspect of achieving your final result in obtsining the clearest pissible clearness of whate ver you happen to be studying on that particular day. Somehow, somewhere, somrone has given you and your friends / aquainted pupils some very poor advise, and if it was your teacher then maybe just ask him/her after class too clear up whatever was said about the eyesight issue ... Maybe it was an miss interpretation on your part, or just some bad oversight / mistake, or advice thst this teachers sais and it all is in their hands to correct whatever was said before the class, albeit nothing will be made a point of if you or another pupil doesn't speak up ... teachers have a lot going on in all facets of theur pIdiyions throughout their day. Some teachers are teaching 2 or 3 subjects per day, and it may just be so that 1 or possibly 2 of the subjects where their at the helm are not even within their scope of expertise, esp. when your getting into the 9th-12th grades where teachers are usually employed to teach subjects for which they have compmeted extra classes in college to obtain a teaching degree in the classes that they had taken extra courses to learn more about the area(s) where they feel they want to actually be teaching in, thus the diploma issued will spell out all the accolades and teaching areas where this in particular life long kearbDr wishes to spread their knowkedge base while at the same time as aquiring more fHurst hand accounts of being on the same end as yourself, learning the information they are actually teaching to yourself. Even if it looks so easy and they know all, this is what teacherrs are also trained in ... the pressures of the situations they may find themselves facing when an area comes up that they must teach but have next to nill experience with. Although they look like they do. Mistakes are bound to be said and not even realized ... and if no one questions them then the learning process tends to be stagnated and may become seriously flawed. Times like this occur across all systems, whether they tend to be the best academically when it comes to test or schools who are performing at levels that are not so good and shed a bad light onto all who teach and/or attend.
So in class i was watching this and my friend saw and took the laptop and showed the teacher i was watching mario and the teacher saw the video before and my friend looked stupid for rating me when i was on task
Thank you for a great tutorial. I was thinking of getting a simple one to explore the micro-life around our home with my 5-year old daughters. i will watch this video with them as an intro.
Thank you very much , very helpful ! Just got one microscope and found your tutoring very nice !
I just got a Swift 3200 from the flee market! I'm excited about seeing our symbiotic micro world with my own eyes now! I'm 52 years old now but back in the 8th grade I was first introduced to the micro world and desired to see and learn more. I purchased Moody Science Institute DVD's years ago which really fueled my desire to learn more. That desire went unfulfilled till now! Better late than never right. Anyway,where would you recommend I purchase slides, slip covers, bulbs, cleaning supplies and a protectant cover for this Swift 3200 microscope? Thank you for your time responding.
helping me a lot... i can teach my class easily after watch your video.. thanks for sharing Doug...
Thank you so much i am asking Santa claws for a microscope and this helped me become educated. Thank you soooo much bye thanks!
Hey man I know that you posted this 7 years ago but how was the microscope
You are great Mr.Wilhelm you helped learn the science practical test
Thanks for a great lesson! You made it SO simple to understand for the beginner! You are truly a gifted instructor! I’m SO glad that I found your video before trying my new microscope! Keep up your fantastic teaching!!
Just picked up a Tasco Microscope for 3.50 and have been messing around with it. Hadn't been able to see it before. Thanks for the video!
Thanks for the info!
can you make a video of how to use a microscope that does not have an own light source? That would be really helpful
This is really helpful
Thank you so much
Very good vedio it was simple and clear and even fun I'm having a microscope on my birthday in 4 days so I really needed a extra clarification of getting ready to use the microscope! Thanks you very much!
I felt no judgement from this video, haha.
Thanks for the tutorial!
Informative & useful. Thanks.. 👍
Thanks! This helped a lot,I finally figured out how to use my microscope
thanks sir! i am not in college like most others but im in year 7 in secoundary school and am using my amscope at home. This video hleped aload! Thnks again!
This helped alot thank you so much
Thank you!!
Thanks, i really love the video
that was very helpful, thank you
So if i want a microscope that can be used at home without having to sell my house. which one would you recommend ? :)
i must admit that my profile picture doesnt reflect my questions today hehe..
do that material you are looking at have to be so thin that they are almost transparent when ure using that microscope with a light source underneath ? i imagine that the light gotta be able to light through the material ?
aint there a microscope thats more simple to use and doesnt require such a efford to make things paper thin ??
one that also would be able to use to look a metal surfaces and such ?
Doesn't the eyepiece magnify (x10) AND invert the image of specimen on the slide?
Apex partitioner microscope with 2000x magnification which is awesome! It's on Amazon as well.
Hi!! thanks for the video! I know nothing about microscopes,but i want to buy one! Where do i buy a simple microscope like the one you have? How do i pick the right one? The main reson i need microscope is i want to look at a demodex mites.Wich microscope i should get to see them? Please help!
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Thank you!
Thanks for helping I had no idea
Thanks a lot you saved my life, for my exams practical
Thank you so much this video helped me with my microscope.
I got my first microscope so this helped me a lot thank you
You make it light and easy, the thing most consider the serious work of scientists - the famous compound microscope. Actually I'm at school level and am going to use it tomorrow, so I have no experience of working with it.
Thank you for helping me with homework!!!
Really like this video very easy to follow
Great video!
Everything you need to know about a Microscope as a beginner and in plain English. Great many thanks. I can now buy this for my boys 11th Birthday gift and help him out in his science journey
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Thanks I now know how to get my eye lashes out of the way 😂 I feel so stupid now
It is really very helpful ! Awesome explanation !
awwn the beginning was so wholesome. thank you for beimg awesome
Thank you so much
which price this microscope
thank for uploading this video now i know every thing about microscope
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I thoroughly enjoyed the start of this video
What is this...
same
me too
I’m so goddam glad I found this, tomorrow I got an exam and I didn’t even know how to turn the light on 😭
lol intro made me laugh
Thank you sir. I struggled today at college using this but from bow onwards I will know what will I be doing.
haha im in college and needed help too. I knew how to use a microscope in 5th grade and used them in middle school, but I went to a high school in the city with....lets just say low standards lol. So we just didn't get much time using them. I may speak for myself, but i am not learning how to use a microscope for the first time (as a college student), but am just in need of some refreshing haha
@Thomas Holland I wonder if they still use the account they used
thanks for the video before I thought you just go to place something on the stage and look in the tube
Thanks this helped! And lol we watched this in class
Thank you
I bought a M 158C and was told that it is good for viewing coins but it does not have a top light. What do I do? This is an AmScope.
What's wrong with mine? No matter what I do it stayed exactly the same, I took it apart and wiped off about everything with paper towels and now it's worse, it was just a few spots and now all I can see is spots. Not sure what brand it is either because my uncle got it for me a couple of years ago
Thank you! You are so brilliant and hilarious. Loved this; thank you so much!
Today in college I felt bad because I could not use microscope properly...but thnx for helping me😊
When i look through my microscope I only seem to be able to view the fluid in my eyes! Is this correct? What am I doing wrong?? Thank you.
After 3 years, you only got 1 like.
get better eyes
lol 8 years ago when yt comments are actually relevant
helpful
aspecialy when using for first time
what does the fine objective nobe do? what does it effect inside the microscope?
Its like the course adjustment one, but it moves reaaally reaally slow so that you could see what you are viewing much better
Makes the image sharper
Omg my science teacher showed us this video on Monday lmao
How much did that cost
I just bought a microscope that has a tungsten bulb. It is too late to cancel and now I am reading the bulb can get too hot and kill cell life that i am going to be trying to look at. I could not afford the led version. Do you think this is going to be a real problem for me?
No, just use a Wratten "80A" Blue Filter in front of your Tungsten Bulb light. The 80A Photographic Camera Blue Filter is placed in front of your Tungsten Bulb to give you an "LED or Neon light White light Illumination for your MicroScope"!!Don't forget to always start with your Low Objective 4x Objective and 10WF Eyepiece Ocular for 40x Magnification. Then gently move your rotary Objective Nose to your 10x Objective Lens without touching the Slide by slightly using your "Course Focusing to Focus your speciman at 100x Magnification then use your "Fine Focusing" for Fine Adjusting your Focusing your Slide Speciman. When moving to your High Power 40x Objective Lens, always slightly use a "Wooden Toothpick as your 40x Objective Distance Stopper from the Slide Speciman then use only your "Fine Focusing with your 40x Objective Rectractible Lens High Power with your WF 10x Eyepiece which gives you a total of 400x Magnification and adjust only your "Fine Focusing" for your Slide Specimans. 100x Oil Immersion Lens usage will be dealt with at a later time, or future notice of knowledge!!!!
Also adjust your Abbe Condenser and Iris Diaphram according to your BEST Contrast for your Specific Eye or Eyes. Good Luck with your MicroScope!!
i thought when you are using the high power objective you should use a oil immersion.
+Kibet Caroline me2
awesome
this intro 🤣🤣🤣
The eyepiece is the last place the object is magnified - not the first.
Thanks now I can seeeeeee :)
i have a test tommarow on how to use microscopes and parts of a microscope and this really help !! THANKS
bro why u playin mario but really well explained
Can you look at stuff as small as bacteria with this microscope?
You would be able to see bacteria, but not in any detail. By shape you can distinguish cocci and bacilli, cocci are spherical cells, bacilli are rod-shaped. There are also the corkscrew shaped Spirochaetes. You can use Gram staining technique to distinguish Gram positive and negative.
I thought you are not allowed to look through the eyepiece while turning the fine adjustment knob... My teacher said it can damage your eyesight.😕?
How do you think one attains a precise focus??? Have you enticed your teacher to explain this forsight?, or is he/she too headstrong for the class, or at least one pupil to come right out and ask the simplest of questions. Which in this case seems just ridiculous as I have yet to hear of something in all my years of utilizing these expensive machines, too not use the smaller, much more precise / most important aspect of achieving your final result in obtsining the clearest pissible clearness of whate ver you happen to be studying on that particular day. Somehow, somewhere, somrone has given you and your friends / aquainted pupils some very poor advise, and if it was your teacher then maybe just ask him/her after class too clear up whatever was said about the eyesight issue ... Maybe it was an miss interpretation on your part, or just some bad oversight / mistake, or advice thst this teachers sais and it all is in their hands to correct whatever was said before the class, albeit nothing will be made a point of if you or another pupil doesn't speak up ... teachers have a lot going on in all facets of theur pIdiyions throughout their day. Some teachers are teaching 2 or 3 subjects per day, and it may just be so that 1 or possibly 2 of the subjects where their at the helm are not even within their scope of expertise, esp. when your getting into the 9th-12th grades where teachers are usually employed to teach subjects for which they have compmeted extra classes in college to obtain a teaching degree in the classes that they had taken extra courses to learn more about the area(s) where they feel they want to actually be teaching in, thus the diploma issued will spell out all the accolades and teaching areas where this in particular life long kearbDr wishes to spread their knowkedge base while at the same time as aquiring more fHurst hand accounts of being on the same end as yourself, learning the information they are actually teaching to yourself. Even if it looks so easy and they know all, this is what teacherrs are also trained in ... the pressures of the situations they may find themselves facing when an area comes up that they must teach but have next to nill experience with. Although they look like they do. Mistakes are bound to be said and not even realized ... and if no one questions them then the learning process tends to be stagnated and may become seriously flawed. Times like this occur across all systems, whether they tend to be the best academically when it comes to test or schools who are performing at levels that are not so good and shed a bad light onto all who teach and/or attend.
I loved the beginning of it. I was laughing like a madman.
i just got a microscope today! i have all the gear and tools! i love science (consider that i am only 13)
trying is what counts, plus not everyone is good at arts, i personally am terrible
***** you too :) and i am sure that you can make real inventions in the future not just replicas.
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nice explane sir
this would be very helpful but my teacher told me to draw what did you see in microscope LOL
We get it, you're cool...
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me too!
mhh this video is coooooool
what is the name of that microscope........my brother wants one for christmas and we dont know what to get him HELP
It's called the compound / light microscope. If you haven't heard or noticed it the first time, it was mentioned in the first part of the vid.
compund microscope
I know this is an old question but for those who might still wonder - It looks a lot like my AmScope MD200 and has the same objectives and options.
What is the name of the microscope your using?
compound light microscope
Dave the GOAT a microscope
mine goes up to 643x
Good
Hey look its ur jyna kim from science class :P
I dare you to guess who I am.
Uh, if the Objective is of 40x ampliation,
And the eyepiece amplifies 10x
10*40 = 400
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wut you no beat last level?
This is one of these videos that my science teacher makes me watch
lol
That was my favorite level in that game
+Matsofan H mats omfg thats all you have to say on the video wow
+Fatching Tam What did you think**
***** sorry mam i do not understand
***** im sorry mam i don not understand all i was trying to say was its 'what did you think' not 'what did you thought' sorry mam
***** no nvm i dont think you understand mam sorry
even iam 13 and i want to become a vetnory doctor
+ASMA ZAREEN you can become one when you can spell it
+iLoveKittyCats exactly lol
Ill bet that Einstein knew alot more than you do even though that he couldnt tie hes own shoe laces...
Are you Canadian?
this boi is clearly from Asia
Oh my god our teacher showed us this video but didn't show us the Mario part! Kill me
So in class i was watching this and my friend saw and took the laptop and showed the teacher i was watching mario and the teacher saw the video before and my friend looked stupid for rating me when i was on task
too much xD
pro tip: go to ebay and buy your microscope!
Why? But im in Kim
Dzieki
who else is watching this rn in mr.vs class
me
yay
me
In other words, this is another video that people watch...
Dude, Mario is nothing to be ashamed of, so stop pretending that it is...
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