Increasing my nerd cred a bit at a time, almost at level 7. Hayear HY-5200 (Banggood): bit.ly/2YkGLYi See also www.hayear.com/... (this company makes a ton of variations of these things)
I also bought one of these from Banggood, hopefully it'll arrive next week. I was a bit apprehensive at first. However your excellent review was reassuring. I also live in New Zealand so I'll have to change that plug. I'm also a linux user, so you've assured me that no special drivers are necessary. I have suscibed and hope to see many more of your videos.
If doing soldering using a camera i recommend getting one with HDMI output and connecting it up to a PC monitor. The quality is better due to no compression and the framerate is usually 50/60hz instead of 15/30hz over USB. Also latency is better too
Mr Wilson Sir i see that you recommend a Hdmi Over Usb connection to a Monitor ! Okay Do you think one that is Vga connections to a Monitor would be just as good a Hdmi one or not . Or do you truly suggest one with a Hdmi port out of all of them
If you need more height underneath to work, you can get one of those cheap camcorder wide lens adapters if you can figure out the thread diameter (if it is threaded). A rotating polarizer can help a lot as well.
@@iforce2d It would at that. Unless you could use the mems chips in the goggles to manually adjust focus. If fact you could probably do that with just a motion sensor on a hat. In fact who needs the hat ! Dave on EEV looked at the pro electronic microscopes. Bring yer mortgate papers mate !
@@tablatronix yeah that's what I'm thinking. Might be interesting to take a look inside because it seems that the best quality video to use for TH-cam is from the SD card recording. I could always record audio separately and match them up afterward, but it would be nice if I didn't have to.
Does anybody know how to stream video over USB-C from these? I have a Hayear 51MP which displays to a DT over DHMI fine, but I can't figure out how to get it to stream to the Hayear computer app. Someone told me try with out the power cord plugged in, just USB-C power. That doesn't work. Someone else told me take the SDcard out. That doesn't help. Is there a mode I have to put it in in the menu system? A secret button I have to press? Someway to get it detected in the Camera list, or at least tell if it was detected or not. I start and stop the app and get no video. Sometimes it says No Device, sometimes it has a list of resolution to chose and other stuff but no way to start hte camera. I have no idea what the phvck is going on and I asked Hayear and they were no help, they just told me to download the latest version of the app. I hate this thing. I'm blind, Hayear, wherever you are (out to lunch I think), I literally do not need this kind of bvll5h1t. You say you don't need the 5vdc power plugged in... but mine has no lights on unless it is plugged in, when the USB-C cable is plugged in and it's plugged into the computer. SO obviously it's not getting power over the USB-C cable... and it's saying NO Device detected, no matter which USB-C cable I try, or which USB C port.
The video itself is only 1080p because I wanted to show 720p windows on my desktop. If you want to see some actual 1080p recorded directly to the SD card, try this video: th-cam.com/video/6ASO1nbW_JA/w-d-xo.html
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That seems like a fast non-laggy picture. That's just what one needs if you are doing work under it. Soldering under a laggy microscope is so nasty.
Looking forward to more footage of you using this thing
I have a 2.0MP USB only microscope that EEVBlog reviewed a while back, might be time to jump to one of these as it looks a lot nicer!
I also bought one of these from Banggood, hopefully it'll arrive next week. I was a bit apprehensive at first. However your excellent review was reassuring. I also live in New Zealand so I'll have to change that plug. I'm also a linux user, so you've assured me that no special drivers are necessary. I have suscibed and hope to see many more of your videos.
If doing soldering using a camera i recommend getting one with HDMI output and connecting it up to a PC monitor.
The quality is better due to no compression and the framerate is usually 50/60hz instead of 15/30hz over USB.
Also latency is better too
Mr Wilson Sir i see that you recommend a Hdmi Over Usb connection to a Monitor ! Okay Do you think one that is Vga connections to a Monitor would be just as good a Hdmi one or not . Or do you truly suggest one with a Hdmi port out of all of them
If you need more height underneath to work, you can get one of those cheap camcorder wide lens adapters if you can figure out the thread diameter (if it is threaded). A rotating polarizer can help a lot as well.
Barlow lens
That is a need solution. One does not get any younger. At the moment I just sold SMT stuff by eye and check it with a jewlers loupe.
Excellent explanation , thank you for sharing this video, good luck with the device
thankyou for risking your $ for us
Love the EU plugs, small and safe, half of the legs insulated. 😉
That's better than the older low-res one I use to solder. Mind you I'm not soldering really small stuff like you. I just have wonky eyes
Nice item
Exactly the nut I've been trying to crack. Very helpful. THANK YOU 👍😁
Big Clive calls them DeathDaptors. Would it be worth using FPV goggle to solder ?
I was just thinking that. Might be much better for your back.
No safer feeling than holding a burning-hot iron with a visual FOV of staring through a coffee stirrer.
You have to switch between looking at the screen and looking at the actual thing so often that goggles would be a terrible way to do it.
@@iforce2d It would at that. Unless you could use the mems chips in the goggles to manually adjust focus. If fact you could probably do that with just a motion sensor on a hat. In fact who needs the hat !
Dave on EEV looked at the pro electronic microscopes. Bring yer mortgate papers mate !
That base looks like it's maybe meant for a Raspberry pi install too!? Thanks for the info brother👍
Fantastic review 👍😀
Thanks for sharing 👍😀
Now if they only had replacement hands for these shaky things I was given at birth. LMAO @ 3D printer comment! ;)
Does the "Quality" option in the menu do anything interesting?
No, I think it's just for the picture quality of the still photos.
15:15 you should get a 3D printer.
Brilliant! The microscope has autofocus? thanks
No autofocus
@@iforce2d thanks, and how do you focus?
manual focus
There was some kind of audio emf noise at the end with the led blinking oddly.
There is some kind of audio in the file recorded on the SD card, just a very quiet hiss only it seems.
iforce2d i bet the camera has mic input support but its not populated or something
@@tablatronix yeah that's what I'm thinking. Might be interesting to take a look inside because it seems that the best quality video to use for TH-cam is from the SD card recording. I could always record audio separately and match them up afterward, but it would be nice if I didn't have to.
are you using aliexpress cameras or lenses to shoot this video?
lmao, thats just digital zoom. the sensor doesnt move
What I mean is it's not enlarging past the resolution of the sensor, ie. one sensor pixel is not being scaled up to more than one screen pixel.
Does anybody know how to stream video over USB-C from these? I have a Hayear 51MP which displays to a DT over DHMI fine, but I can't figure out how to get it to stream to the Hayear computer app. Someone told me try with out the power cord plugged in, just USB-C power. That doesn't work. Someone else told me take the SDcard out. That doesn't help. Is there a mode I have to put it in in the menu system? A secret button I have to press? Someway to get it detected in the Camera list, or at least tell if it was detected or not. I start and stop the app and get no video. Sometimes it says No Device, sometimes it has a list of resolution to chose and other stuff but no way to start hte camera. I have no idea what the phvck is going on and I asked Hayear and they were no help, they just told me to download the latest version of the app.
I hate this thing. I'm blind, Hayear, wherever you are (out to lunch I think), I literally do not need this kind of bvll5h1t.
You say you don't need the 5vdc power plugged in... but mine has no lights on unless it is plugged in, when the USB-C cable is plugged in and it's plugged into the computer. SO obviously it's not getting power over the USB-C cable... and it's saying NO Device detected, no matter which USB-C cable I try, or which USB C port.
Any specs on the lens? Does it have an aperture ring? I'm guessing it is Cmount or the smaller C-mount. Does it say what its magnification is? Thanks.
There is nothing written on it. I don't know much about lenses so I couldn't tell you much more than what's on the Banggood page :)
Are you able to snap full res pictures through the usb ?
What is that monitor?
I think it was this one: bit.ly/2OfGPEI
So is this thing still working? how do you like working with it since posting this video?
Yes. It's not the kind of thing to break from wear and tear, at least not in a mere few months.
Harry potter and the mysterious ticking noise
It's the electric fence outside
coz it looks like 720p but youtube say its 1080p
The video itself is only 1080p because I wanted to show 720p windows on my desktop. If you want to see some actual 1080p recorded directly to the SD card, try this video: th-cam.com/video/6ASO1nbW_JA/w-d-xo.html
Can someone tell me what kernrl driver is used? Is it standard UVC?
Good enough for me :-)
You really need a 3D printer!
That is an EU power supply, they send to you ...
Do they sell just the lens?
Looks like this one I think: www.hayear.com/Show.aspx?PID=10
Ok I give up. Teacher, What are we making.
github.com/thotro/arduino-dw1000
iforce2d can’t wait Chris
Re 3d printer - you only buy things you need? You're a weird guy..
why do you hate europeans?
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42, hahahahaha!